Which of the following is an example of indirect Discrimination?

Minimum height requirement for a job.

What is a stereotype?

A generalization about a person or a group of persons.

Why was the Holocaust considered to be a genocide?

It was an intentional killing of a group of people

simple thinking strategies for solving problems quickly

Social identity theory relies on:

categorisation, identification, comparison

Which is the central factor that contributes to prejudice?

Learning from those around us and the media.

What is social inequality?

The uneven distribution of wealth, opportunities and power

What are racial stereotypes?

a system of beliefs about characteristics of members of an ethnic group

The difference between old fashioned and modern prejudice is

old fashioned prejudice is open whereas modern is hidden

What is the outgroup homogeneity affect?

judging members of outgroup as more alike than the ingroup

What is NOT a characteristic of the Robbers' Cave experiment?

They never fought or raided tents.

What was the Holocaust?

The Holocaust was an attempt by the Nazis to destroy the Jewish people.

Indirect discrimination is...

Putting a group or individual at a disadvantage unjustly

Which of the following best illustrates a superordinate goal?

Apartment dwellers install a TV antenna they all use

What is the problem with labels and stereotypes?

We don't get to know people for who they really are

The Contact hypothesis...

Lowers prejudice with outgroup contact

Dislike of or prejudice against people from other countries

What is a common stereotype about teens?

teens are thought of as troublemakers who will never amount to anything

Conflict theory can be described as...

Seeing society as unequal, which is based on power differences

What is the principle of field theory?

Behavior is a function of a person in their environment

What was the participant sample for Robbers Cave?

24 participants (11-year-old boys)

What was the objective of the Robbers Cave experiment?

End conflict & promote collaboration in a fixed group rivalry

a way of life for a group of people

What is a main limitation of the tri component model?

Attitudes can be inconsistent with behaviour

An illusory correlation...

Creates a perception of a relationship where none exists

Which behaviour shows old-fashioned prejudice?

Making negative comments about the gender of a nurse

What did Jane Elliot do?

Used the concept of ingroups and outgroups for a case study

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Large revision Quiz for Yr 11/12 Psychology students studying Australian College Curriculum Unit 4 - Stereotypes & Prejudice. #psychology #stereotypes #prejudice #holocaust #psychology theory

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1
Conflict exists between groups in society because of the inequalities in power
True
False
2
Mutual reliance between groups, organizations, areas, and states for access to resources.
Pick me!
blerg
I'm tired
Interdependance
3
Which of the following is an example of indirect Discrimination?
skills needed for a job.
Minimum height requirement for a job.
4
What is a stereotype?
A person who is mad at the world.
A type of radio.
A standard created by a single person.
A generalization about a person or a group of persons.
5
Why was the Holocaust considered to be a genocide?
Hitler killed Jews, gypsies, cripples, Etc
The time period
It was an intentional killing of a group of people
It wasn't
6
Heuristics are
mental groupings of similar things
simple thinking strategies for solving problems quickly
thinking strategies that often hasten insights
methodical step-by-step procedures for solving problems
7
Social identity theory relies on:
categorisation, identification, comparison
categorisation, identification, compliance
compliance, identification, comparison
categorisation, identification, recognition
8
Which is the central factor that contributes to prejudice?
Intergroup conflict
Learning from those around us and the media.
Stereotyping
In-groups and out-groups
9
Who is the creator of the Field Theory of Social Work?
Kurt Lewin
Sigmund Freud
Erik Erikson
Ludwig von Bertalanffy
10
who proposed the theory of reasoned action?
Ajzen and Fishbein
Fishbien
Donald Trump
Deci and Ryan
11
How can we ever fix prejudice and stereotypes?
Looking at ourselves
All of the Above
Having those difficult talks
Take the time to talk to each other and not at each other
12
What is social inequality?
a prejudgement about someone
The uneven distribution of wealth, opportunities and power
blaming groups of people for society's problems
a fixed idea about a group of people
13
Which of the following is not a condition of the contact hypothesis?
Intergroup competition
Interdependent effort
Social support with authority
Equal Status
14
What are racial stereotypes?
a system of beliefs about characteristics of members of an social group
a system of beliefs about characteristics of members of an ethnic group
a system of beliefs that are proven to be true about an ethnic group
a system of laws about members of an ethnic group
15
'Homogeneity' is...
Equality of opportunity
Uniformity and 'sameness'
Something to do with milk
The appreciation of individuation
16
The book 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas' is based on a true event?
True
False
17
The difference between old fashioned and modern prejudice is
that modern prejudice is more verbal than physical
old fashioned prejudice is hypocritical
modern prejudice is not as bad
old fashioned prejudice is open whereas modern is hidden
18
What is the outgroup homogeneity affect?
wanting to partake in the ingroup
judging members of outgroup as more alike than the ingroup
seeing members as the ingroup to be more alike than outgroup
wanting to partake in the outgroup
19
Muzafer Sherif's experiment showed that mutual interdependence results in?
sustained contact
reduced prejudice
attribution
increased prejudice
20
Social Identity Theory was coined by?
Tajfel and Turner
Turner
Sheriff
Tajfel
21
From whom does the conflict theory come from?
Karl Marx
Max Weber
Karl Mark
Mac Weber
22
What is NOT a characteristic of the Robbers' Cave experiment?
Boys were sent to summer camp and divided in teams.
They never fought or raided tents.
The boys were unaware they were part of the experiment.
The boys insulted the other team when in a challenge.
23
What was the Holocaust?
Discrimination or violent hostility directed at Jews
The Holocaust was an attempt by the Nazis to destroy the Jewish people.
the systematic attempt to wipe out an entire people
when hitler was born.
24
Indirect discrimination is...
None of those answers
Putting a group at an advantage unjustly
Putting an individual at an advantage unjustly
Putting a group or individual at a disadvantage unjustly
25
Which of the following best illustrates a superordinate goal?
A failing students gets an A on a paper
A woman beats her husband at tennis
An obese person loses 20 pounds in two weeks
Apartment dwellers install a TV antenna they all use
26
What happened to Bruno at the end of The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas?
He died with Shmuel
Bruno commited die
Bruno joined the Nazi and conquered Earth with his father
He ascended beyond the mortal realm
27
Heterogeneity is when members of an in-group are different on one or more dimensions
False
True
28
What is the problem with labels and stereotypes?
There isn't a problem with labeling or stereotyping
It helps us decide who we should hate
We don't get to know people for who they really are
It helps us decide who we should bully
29
The Contact hypothesis...
Lowers prejudice with outgroup contact
Lowers prejudice through ingroup contact
Increases prejudice with outgroup contact
Does not lower prejudice
30
Define xenophobia
Dislike of or prejudice against people from other countries
A hatred towards people in your own country
Hate of cheese
A fear of communists
31
What is a common stereotype about teens?
teens aren't affected
teens are thought of as troublemakers who will never amount to anything
teens are treated like adults
teens are though of as angels
32
A generic term for heterogeneity.
Species Diversity
Diversity
Genetic Diversity
Biodiversity
33
The Robbers' Cave experiment was conducted by?
Albert Bandura
Muzafer Sherif
Stanley Milgram
David Weschler
34
The number of phases in the Robbers Cave experiment were
3
2
4
5
35
Stereotypes and prejudice are a result of?
enumerations
generalizations
concepts and definitions
comparisons
36
The blue eye and brown eye experiment was to have kids experience
conformity
obedience
indifference
prejudice
37
Conflict theory can be described as...
Viewing society as a system where all parts work and function together
Seeing society as unequal, which is based on power differences
Viewing society in the microscopic level, through face to face interactions
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What is the principle of field theory?
Valuing the benefits and costs of relationships
Therapist help people gain insight into their lives and present problems
Behavior is a function of a person in their environment
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Representative Heuristics have been linked to
how easily examples come to mind
category membership
representative bias
racial profiling
40
What was the participant sample for Robbers Cave?
22 participants (14-year-old boys)
24 participants (11-year-old boys)
28 participants (11-year-old boys)
24 participants (12-year-old boys)
41
What was the objective of the Robbers Cave experiment?
Encourage blind obedience to authority
Create conflict and divisions in a fixed collaborative group
End conflict & promote collaboration in a fixed group rivalry
Encourage social isolation
42
Who proposed the cognitive dissonance theory?
Irving Janis
Stanley Milgram
Leon Festinger
Bibb Latane
43
Culture is...
a way of life for a group of people
a group of people who live together
a group of people who make up society
A form of subculture
44
What is a main limitation of the tri component model?
Attitudes are never consistent with behaviour
Attitudes are always consistent in behaviour
Attitudes can be inconsistent with behaviour
Attitudes can be inconsistent with thinking/feeling patterns
45
Which of the following is an example of direct discrimination?
All of the above
Denying promotion because employee is a woman
Not leasing to an individual that is gay
Not hiring someone because they are disabled
46
An illusory correlation...
Displays a accurate relationship amongst variables
Creates a perception of a relationship where none exists
Creates a graphed cluster of dots
Displays a statistical index of a variable relationship
47
Which behaviour shows old-fashioned prejudice?
Publicly expressing a view that everyone has same rights
Being unconcerned about a female getting a promotion
Making negative comments about the gender of a nurse
Publicly saying everyone has same rights but secretly disagree
48
Does prejudice have anything to do with racism?
Yes
No
49
The name of the defence lawyer in Murder on Sunday Morning
Brenton Butler
Chopper Reed
Patrick McGuiness
Harriot Wran
50
The Affective Component of the Tri-component model is:
Actions
Beliefs
Feelings
Motivation
51
What did Jane Elliot do?
Completed the first eye surgery with a successful outcome
Experimented on dogs in association with a bell to being fed
Demonstrated the effects of stereotyping
Used the concept of ingroups and outgroups for a case study
52
Robbers Cave experiment showed that:
all of the above
cooperation can reduce prejudice
competition can create prejudice
prejudice can be artificially created
53
Who Created The Social Learning Theory ?
Skinner
Freud
Bandura
Maslow
54
The term prejudice literally means...
pre-ideas
pre-judgment
pre-feelings
pre-attitudes
55
What reason did the actual killer give for murdering Mrs Stephens in Murder on a Sunday morning?
Because she threw coffee on him
because there was no money in her pocketbook
Because she called him a 'nasty nigger'
Because she was white
56
Social learning theory is..
I don't know ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
learning social behavior by observing/imitating
Obviously not this answer..
physiological need creates aroused tension (a drive)
57
When was the Rwandan Genocide?
1980's
1970's
21st Century
1990's
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What was the Rwandan Genocide?
Lots of Rwandans where killed
Didn't pay enough attention to Claud that lesson :(
It was a huge conflict between the Hutu and Tutsi
A genocide in Rwanda where thousands of Tutsi's were killed.
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What are the three parts to the tri-component model ?
Attitude, Cognition and Beehive
Attitude, Cognitive and Behavioural
Affective, cognitive and behavioural
ABC
60
The title 'The Boy in Striped Pyjamas' refers to...
A boy in a Nazi concentration camp.
A boy going to bed.
A boy with uncool pyjamas.
A boy with new pyjamas.
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The Rwandan genocide was ultimately a result of?
Poor peacekeeping policies
Eurocentrism
legacies of historical globalization
An ineffecient Rwandan government
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Who else knew about the Rwandan Genocide?
Canada, The United Nations, and France
Germany, the U.S., Belgium, and Mexico
The United States, France, Belgium, and The United Nations
Canada, Australila, Greenland, and The United Nations
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An example of a superordinate goal is__________
Getting you first pay check
Buying a car
Getting good grades
Protecting the local ecosystem
64
In his Robbers Cave experiment, Sherif successfully ended inter-group hostilities and conflict by:
setting up individual rather than group competitions
arranging peace meetings between group leaders
establishing superordinate (common) goals
arranging for joint participation in pleasant activities
65
Which of the following could be example of indirect sexual discrimination?
Picking a woman for a job because she has the best CV
Rejecting a woman's CV because the job is "man's work"
Picking a man for a job because he has the best CV
Paying a woman less for doing the same job as a man
66
Jane Elliot conducted a study on?
Suicide rates
Effects of racism
Sexism in schools
Crime in America
67
Why did Detective Glover take the accused into the woods in Murder on a Sunday morning?
He planned to set him free
He wanted to scare him into making a confession
He was looking for the pocketbook
He was looking for the gun
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Social Identity Theory says that...
we are more likely to help than be helped
We prefer to associate with people similar to ourselves
We are more likely to assist children than adults
We offer less sincere assistance to people unlike ourselves
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Jane Elliot showed that discrimination is best explained by
Social learning
Person perception
Culture
Genetics
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The location of the crime in Murder on a Sunday morning?
Florida
California
Washington
Los vegas
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What is Discrimination?
negative behavior towards an individual based on sex/race/social class, etc
prejudice
racism
white privilege
72
What are the stereotypes of emo?
Sad and angry
Emotional and creative
fabulous and lovely
introverted and angry
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What is Conflict Theory?
All groups can get along quite nicely
People must fight one another to get what they want.
War is necessary for the common good of man.
Conflict between groups is central to the workings of society.
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What is schema?
a genetic concept, composed of our future experiences
none of the above
a concept that's made up of experiences that never happened
a cognitive concept, composed of our past experiences
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What are the constructs of Theory of Reasoned Action?
Attitudes, Subjective Norms, Behavioral Intentions
Attitudes, Cultural Norms, Subjective Intentions
Intentions, Attitude Norms, and Behavior
Behavioral Norms, Attitudes, and Intentions
76
The Holocaust:
was a genocide of the Jewish people
all of the above
covered the 8 stages of genocide
part of Hitler’s final solution
77
Define cognitive dissonance theory
Our attitudes and actions don't match -> result: tension.
The amount of time between thinking and taking action.
The left and right brain hemispheres are separated.
The brain has different sections for different emotions.
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Jane Elliot Sought to....
End Sufferings
Bring Awarness to Sexism
Bring Awarness to the Effects of War
Show What Discrimination looks and feels like
79
What is the Theory of Reasoned Action and Planned Behaviour?
Explains the motives behind decision making processes
Shows what people do when they make decisions
Diagram of what leads us to make decisions
explains attitudes and behaviors when making choices
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Socioeconomic status is made up of...
education, occupational prestige, residence & income
education, power, occupational prestige, & wealth
assets, education, residence, & life expectancy
assets, income, power, & prestige
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Modern prejudice is more:
Widespread
Subtle
Obvious
Blatant
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The contact hypothesis was developed by:
Patricia Collins
Gordon Allport
Robert Merton
Max Weber
83
What is Prejudice?
unjustified attitude towards an individual based on membership of a group
negative attitude
discrimination
sex/race/social class
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The difference between prejudice and discrimination is
that prejudice is an action and discrimination an attitude
that prejudice is the consequence of discrimination
that prejudice is the application of discrimination
that prejudice is an attitude and discrimination an action
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What does direct discrimination mean?
overtly treating someone less favourably than others
putting rules in place that do not apply to everyone
Unwanted behaviour
Helping someone who's being discriminated against
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Which is an example of indirect discrimination?
Not hiring someone based solely on their age or gender
Putting a wheelchair ramp at the back of the building
87
How did we see superordinate goals happening in the Robber's Cave experiment?
Working together to fix the water system, forgetting own goals
needing all the boys' money for the movie
winners getting to eat dinner first
tug of war to decide who was strongest
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What was the name of the boy accused of murder in 'Murder on a Sunday Morning'?
Brian Butler
Bruce Butler
Brandon Butler
Brenton Butler
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The elaboration likelihood model of persuasion distinguishes between two routes to persuasion;
primary & secondary
central & peripheral
intuitive & rational
implicit & explicit
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What was the name of the victim in 'Murder on a Sunday Morning'
Marie Ann Stephenson
Mary Ann Stephens
Mary Louise Stephenson
Benton Butler
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What is the correct definition of mutual interdependence?
when you cannot achieve something without the other group
when both group feel equally important
when 2 rival groups depend on each other to get a job done
having ongoing contact to break down stereotypes
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Which is not a component of the Tri Component model?
Behavioural
Cognitive
Affective
Effective

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