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Principles and Applications of Contact Hypothesis Quiz

#1

What is Contact Hypothesis?

A theory about interpersonal interactions between different groups
Explanation

Theory on interactions between different groups

#2

Who proposed the Contact Hypothesis?

Gordon Allport
Explanation

Proposed by Gordon Allport

#3

What is the central idea behind the Contact Hypothesis?

Increased contact leads to reduced prejudice and discrimination
Explanation

Increased contact reduces prejudice

#4

According to the Contact Hypothesis, what conditions are necessary for contact to reduce prejudice?

Equal status, common goals, intergroup cooperation
Explanation

Equal status, common goals, cooperation needed

#5

In the context of Contact Hypothesis, what is meant by the term 'Jigsaw Classroom'?

A teaching technique promoting interdependence among students
Explanation

Teaching technique promoting interdependence

#6

Which factor is not considered essential in the original Contact Hypothesis for reducing prejudice?

Intergroup competition
Explanation

Intergroup competition not essential

#7

According to the Contact Hypothesis, what is the role of empathy in reducing prejudice?

Empathy facilitates prejudice reduction
Explanation

Empathy facilitates prejudice reduction

#8

What is the extended Contact Hypothesis?

A modified version proposing prolonged exposure
Explanation

Modified version with prolonged exposure

#9

What is the 'extended contact' variant of the Contact Hypothesis?

Positive interactions with out-group members through in-group acquaintances
Explanation

Positive interactions through in-group contacts

#10

What is the 'Aversive Racism' theory related to Contact Hypothesis?

A theory suggesting subtle, unintentional bias in interactions between racial groups
Explanation

Suggests unintentional bias in racial interactions

#11

What does the 'Petty and Cacioppo Elaboration Likelihood Model' suggest regarding Contact Hypothesis?

Elaboration is a key factor in attitude change through contact
Explanation

Elaboration is key for attitude change

#12

What is the 'Common Ingroup Identity Model' in the context of Contact Hypothesis?

A model promoting the merger of multiple groups into a common identity
Explanation

Model promoting merging into common identity

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