PSYC12H3 Lecture : Chapter 6

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Researchers have taken the view that prejudice originated and was maintained within the majority perceiver of the minority target. Stigma: unusual characteristics that engender negative evaluations. Group identification: research indicates that individual that face external threats show stronger ingroup identification, doosje and ellemers (1997) Low identifiers are much more likely to dissociate themselves from the group especially when it has a negative image: more individualistic and opportunistic, they will only identify with the group when it has a positive image. Stereotype threat: individuals in stereotyped groups often find themselves vigilant about not behaving in way that confirm stereotypes about one"s group. anxiety one feels in thinking about possibly confirming the stereotype can be impair one"s performance on the stereotype relevant dimension. recent research shows that people under stereotype threat actually fare worse physiologically than their non threatened counterparts (blasovich, spencer, quinn, and.

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