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What is stereotyping?
What are the advantages of stereotyping?
Define social class
Allows individuals to respond faster in situations
Help us organize and make sense of the world around us
Allows us to get to know more cultures
How we process & filter new first-hand experiences and information
such as watching news and TV shows
A mental structure that organizes knowledge & relationships among them to provide a framework for future understanding
Accesibility
Priming
Schema
Gatekeeper
True or False?
Priming refers to the process by which we over-generalize recent personal experiences
True
False
Which of these is not a disadvantage of stereotyping?
Can lead to biased and unfair treatment
Causes us to ignore differences between individuals of a group
Reduces the amount of processing we do when meeting new people
Higher chances of assuming things that are false
Where do stereotypes come from?
Pygmalion effect
Self-fufilling prophecies
Grain of truth hypothesis
Illusory correlation
Stereotype threat
Who coined the term "self-fulfilled" prophecy?
Self Fulfilled Prophecy perpetuates stereotypes through a causal loop, also known as
Fill in the circles in the following format:
A. ___
B. ___
C. ___
D. ___
Types of Self Fulfilling Prophecies
Self-Imposed Prophecies
Mentally Imposed Prophecies
Environmentally Imposed Prophecies
Other-Imposed Prophecies
True or False
Stereotype threat refers to the predicament by which an individual feels as though they are at risk of conforming to the stereotype of their corresponding social groups
True
False
Below are the consequences of stereotype threat, except for
Anxiety
Negative cognitions
Fear of self-development
Reduced performance ability
Choose 1 experiemental study
Steele and Aronson
Shih et al.
State the aim of the study
Using the same study, describe the procedure of the experiment
Using the same study, explain the results of the experiment
What were the implications for both studies?
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