What happened in the second part of the experiment?

They had to rate paintings from Klee/Kandinsky

What happened after they were put in these groups?

They had to allocate money to other boys in the experiment

What is an real life example of SIT?

You liking chess and therefore associating with a chess team

What are some of the weaknesses of SIT?

It can't explain how social constraints affect SI, It does not explain violent behavior towards outgroups

They awarded money to the other participants afterwards, what did they find?

The difference of amount of money was great between group

Does Ms.Tam show favouritism according to the SIT?

This theory is not valid enough so idk :p, Give Adrian More cookies.

What is a weakness of this study?

Artificiality, Misinterpretation of the task, Demand characteristics

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Quiz on Social Identity Theory (SIT): 4.4 Evaluate social identity theory

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1
Is Tajfel only SCLOA?
Yes
It's dubious
No
2
Was this evidence of social identity theory?
Idk but I conform to ingroup
I believe so
Probably
I hope
3
Overall, who did the boys give more money to?
Their own group
They gave equal amounts of money
The other group
Their friends
4
Was the findings of this experiment evidence of intergroup discrimination?
Maybe (depends)
Yes
Lol no
Definitely
5
What happened in the second part of the experiment?
They had to rate paintings from Klee/Kandinsky
They had to rate photographs from two different people
They had to rate music from Monteverdi/Rachmaninoff
They had to rate paintings from Goya/
6
What were they shown, and told to count?
Lines
People in a 'Where's Wally' book
Dots
Pictures
7
The boys were assigned to groups like 'under-estimator''over-estimator' etc. based on what?
If they really underestimated/overestimated
Randomly
If they had dinner last night
What painting they liked the best
8
What year did the experiment take place?
2003
1970
1994
1984
9
What makes up our social identity
Culture
Categorization
Age
Education
10
What happens in SIT
Arguments
Farts
Behavioural Change
Social Comparison
11
What were the findings show evidence of?
Ingroup favoritism
Stereotype threat
Munchausen syndrome by proxy
Social learning theory
12
What happened after they were put in these groups?
They gave chocolate to the boys in the experiment
They had to allocate money to other boys in the experiment
They watched 'Sesame Street' together
They had to 'penalize' the other boys with jumping jacks
13
How many participants were there?
9000+
1 - 50
100 - 500
51 - 100
14
What is an real life example of SIT?
You hating people because they tease you
You playing CS:GO
You liking rock music because your sister does
You liking chess and therefore associating with a chess team
15
What type of experiment was it?
Field experiment
Quasi experiment
Natural experiment
Lab experiment
16
What was Tajfel's participants?
Schoolgirls
College students
Old men
Schoolboys
17
What are some of the weaknesses of SIT?
It can't explain how social constraints affect SI
It was conceptualized a long time ago
It doesn't explain affectionate behvaviors across groups
It does not explain violent behavior towards outgroups
18
They awarded money to the other participants afterwards, what did they find?
The difference was great among every student
The difference was great among one group
The difference of amount of money was great between group
The difference of amount of money was small between group
19
Does Ms.Tam show favouritism according to the SIT?
This theory is not valid enough so idk :p
We all do..............
Maybe?
Give Adrian More cookies.
20
What is a weakness of this study?
I don't like this experiment :(
Artificiality
Misinterpretation of the task
Demand characteristics

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