Exam 6: Stereotyping, Prejudice

Color-blind racial ideology (CBRI) is a process where individuals attempt to

Godrey, a Zimbabwean immigrant man, said that the police stopped him because he fit the racial profile of a man who was actually described as a Hispanic man; the only similarity they had was that the suspect was wearing jeans. His narrative underscored the ________ of racial profiling.

Marcus helps Juanita pick up some books she dropped. You think that Marcus must have done this because Juanita just helped Marcus. According to attribution theory, your attribution is an ________ one.

Claude Steele talked about how he was the chair of his psychology department, which had just been moved to the College of Sciences. When his dean asked him why the psychology department needed an MRI, Steele became somewhat tongue-tied. Steele interpreted his reaction as him falling victim to

McIntosh (1988, 1995) discussed how she knows that if she were to turn on the television, she would be confident of seeing people of her race depicted in a wide variety of roles. She called this kind of fact of American life

Armenta (2010) found that when studying stereotype threat, ________ helped to modify the effects of the threat.

The creation and implementation of voter ID laws that disproportionally impact people of color is an example of:

The fundamental attribution error is the tendency to overestimate the influence of ________ factors and to underestimate the influence of ________ factors.

Those who argue that President Trump's response to Hurricane Maria and Puerto Rico was covert intentional racism, do so because:

Penner and colleagues (2010) studied the effects of aversive racism on Black patients and found that

Your friend doesn't like Asians for liking electronic gadgets. Your friend

Discrimination is considered to be the ________ component of categorization.

Suppose that an African American man who excels in verbal skills, which are very important to him, is taking a test that is much harder than he has taken in the past. The negative stereotype about African Americans is then signaled. According to Steele's (1997) notion of stereotype threat, we would expect this man to

Shortly before the Civil War, while the overwhelming majority of individuals in slave-owning states supported the practice of owning slaves, ________ actually owned slaves.

Marcus help Juanita pick up some books she dropped. You think that Marcus did this because Juanita is attractive and all guys like helping her. According to attribution theory, your attribution is an ________ one.

The humorous example of "front-sitters" is an example of an "ism" if

Terry was a White man who drove a "Black-looking" car in a predominantly Black neighborhood and was stopped by a police officer after he and his friend left a bar. The officer saw that Terry was White and lived in a predominantly White area. The officer let him off with just a warning. Terry thought he was lucky, but his passenger said Terry was stopped because he was

Wise (2008, 2013) discussed President Roosevelt's Fair Deal program, which included "job insurance," also known as unemployment insurance. This program helped all who had lost their jobs except for those working in ________ kinds of jobs.

Alter and colleagues (2010) studied stereotype threat. They found that when they framed a difficult task as a "challenge" as opposed to a threat,

All of the following are elements of Steele's (1997) concept of stereotype threat except