PSY100H1 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: The Need, Social Dominance Orientation, Ingroups And Outgroups

• School: UTSG
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSY100H1
• Professor: Michael Inzlicht

Document Summary

Chapters midterm similar attributes. parents and children. analytic cognition, rigid thinking. Lippmann"s stereotype: the tendency of ppl think of someone or something in similar terms- having. Others: a very negative, lazy way of perceiving social groups- outward indication of irrational, not. Allport: an exaggerated belief associated with a category/ authoritarianism/ Allport: attitudes is a fixed idea that accompanies a category. Any evaluation of the out-group in the future is based on a recall of stored information. Allport: believed that prejudiced personality emerged out of crippled ego. Allport & ross: examined two different types of regilous individuals; extrinsic and intrinsic religious. Hamilton & trolier: a cognitive structure that contains the perceiver"s knowledge, beliefs and. Ashmore & del boca: a set of belifs about the personal attributes of a group of ppl. Stangor & sullivan & ford: the best predictor of negative out-group prejudice s not negative feelings. Stangor & mcmillan: memory for expectancy-consistent and expectancy- inconsistent.