#1
Who proposed the Social Identity Theory?
#2
Which social theory suggests that individuals categorize themselves and others into social groups to enhance self-esteem?
#3
Which social theory emphasizes the role of economic and political power in the perpetuation of prejudice and discrimination?
#4
In the context of Social Identity Theory, what is the term for the tendency to favor one's in-group over the out-group?
#5
Who developed the Contact Hypothesis as a way to reduce prejudice and discrimination?
#6
What is the term for the process by which individuals use stereotypes to interpret and explain others' behavior?
#7
Who introduced the concept of stereotype threat, suggesting that individuals may underperform when they are aware of negative stereotypes about their group?
#8
What is the term for the tendency to favor individuals who are perceived as being similar to oneself?
#9
According to the Out-group Homogeneity Effect, what is the tendency to perceive members of an out-group as more similar to each other than members of the in-group?
#10
In the context of the Contact Hypothesis, what factor is crucial for reducing prejudice between different groups?
#11
According to the Social Identity Theory, what is the process through which individuals derive their self-concept from their group memberships?
#12
Who introduced the concept of the 'scapegoat theory,' suggesting that individuals may direct their frustration and aggression towards a target that is perceived as weaker?
#13
According to the Authoritarian Personality Theory, what kind of individuals are more likely to display prejudiced attitudes?
#14
What is the central concept of the Social Cognitive Theory of Prejudice?
#15
According to the Realistic Conflict Theory, what is a key factor contributing to intergroup hostility?
#16
Which theory suggests that individuals are motivated to maintain a positive social identity and will enhance their group's status by discriminating against lower-status groups?
#17
Which theory proposes that individuals with a high level of authoritarianism are more likely to endorse and enforce societal norms and values?
#18
According to the Social Dominance Theory, what is the primary source of societal hierarchies and discrimination?
#19
In the context of the Social Cognitive Theory of Prejudice, what role do social norms play in influencing behavior?
#20
Who proposed the idea of implicit bias, suggesting that individuals may hold unconscious attitudes and stereotypes that can influence their behavior?
#21
What is the term for the tendency to explain negative events within an in-group using external factors and negative events within an out-group using internal factors?
#22
Which theory suggests that individuals may experience anxiety in interracial interactions due to the fear of confirming stereotypes and being negatively evaluated?
#23
What is the term for the phenomenon where individuals from stigmatized groups may experience anxiety about confirming negative stereotypes, leading to decreased performance?
#24
In the context of the Realistic Conflict Theory, what is the term for the cooperative efforts between groups to achieve common goals?
#25