PSYC12H3 Chapter 3: Chapter 3 text book notes

According to social identity theory, Jason is more likely to stereotype others and express prejudice when

Select one:

a. he receives praise from ingroup members.

b. he receives praise from outgroup members.

c. he tries hard not to use stereotypes to judge others.

d. his own self-esteem is threatened.

According to research, taking the perspective of an individual from a typically stereotyped group reduces your likelihood of remembering stereotype-consistent information about them?

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According to research, taking the perspective of an individual from a typically stereotyped group reduces your likelihood of remembering stereotype-consistent information about them?