Intro to Sociocultural Psychology

Which of the following is an example of an implicit manifestation of culture?

Seeing a relationship between two variables where none exists is

Asian-Americans have often been stereotyped as a so-called

In Stone et al. (1997), participants were more likely to rate the player when they thought he was black as

Cohen et al. (1996) described white male southerners as having a strong

A specific example of an implicit manifestation of American culture would be

Henri Tajfel argued that the groups we are a part of give us a sense of who we actually are, which is referred to as

Ultimately, stereotypes are just another form of ________ we use to process information.

As a whole, Americans are particularly _____ compared to other cultures.

The tendency to seek out information that reinforces our beliefs and ignore that which challenges it is called

Generalized beliefs about the characteristics of a specific group of people are

"Positive" stereotypes, in some cases, may actually lead to improved performance on a task due to

Which two cognitive processes underlie the formation of stereotypes?

The experiment conducted by Cohen et al. (1996) on southerners and non-southerners involved

Edward Hall developed a metaphor where culture is compared to

Stone et al. (1997) examined the impact of racial stereotypes by having participants evaluate the performance of

Which of the following is an example of an explicit manifestation of culture?

Which cognitive process refers to applying a belief about a group to all members of the group?

People may experience a phenomenon known as _____ when faced with a task their in-group is considered bad at.

A set of attitudes, behaviors, and symbols shared by a large group of people and transferred between generations is a/an

Steele and Aronson (1995) examined the effects of stereotype threat by having black and white students

We have a tendency to underestimate differences between people in a group we don't consider our own, known as the

Steele and Aronson (1995) found that, when told they were being tested for their intelligence,

Shared expectations of thinking and behavior within a culture are referred to as

Geert Hofstede's model of ______ helps us understand differences between cultures.