Exam 6: Stereotyping, Prejudice

Attribution theory suggests that we use two primary dimensions to develop judgments about others' behaviors:

Ariel's narrative, where she was frustrated when people wondered if she were half-White because she didn't "talk Black," illustrated

Latasha, a Black woman, is asked by her professor what Blacks think about a topic in class, whereas Emily, a White woman, is merely asked what she thinks. Emily is benefiting from

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 not signaled. According to Steele's (1997) notion of stereotype threat, we would expect this man to

Most behaviors we witness are positive. However, if we witness a negative behavior performed by a White person and a negative behavior performed by an ethnic minority person, Hamilton and his colleagues will predict that we will tend to remember the negative behavior by the

The book distinguishes stereotyping and prejudice from discrimination and racism because

The section on recent cases of police brutality indicate that institutional racism

The book asked the reader to speculate about the story of Mrs. Thompson, a fifth-grade school teacher, and her student, Teddy Stoddard. It asked the reader to speculate about Teddy Stoddard being a Black child instead of a White child. It did this to help people understand the concept of

Kelsey's narrative about how her 11-year-old brother filed a formal complaint against his teacher because his teacher was treating a Latino student unfairly is an example of

Heterosexual couples can walk down the street hand-in-hand or arm-in-arm, whereas homosexual couples generally don't do this. This can be an example of

Marcus helps Juanita pick up some books she dropped. You think that Marcus must have been in a good mood. According to attribution theory, your attribution is an ________ one.

Marcus helps Juanita pick up some books she dropped. You think that Marcus is a nice person for doing this. According to attribution theory, your attribution is an ________ one.

Sue and his colleagues have studied racial microaggressions. These are

According to Ridley (1989, 1995), the kind of racism that involves openly engaging in hostile and aggressive acts against ethnic minorities is called

The book presents an example of how universities generally require professors to have good teaching ratings and a good research publication record to get tenure. This disadvantages many ethnic minority professors who have to do a lot of community service by making presentations on issues of racism and other relevant topics. This is an example of

It can be argued that microaggressions occur because the practices and norms are so commonplace, thus acting on the __________ level of the Biopsychosocial model.

Delinda's narrative about how she intervenes whenever gays and lesbians are put down indicate that she is

E. J. R. David and his colleagues have discussed internalized oppression, particularly among Filipino Americans. A major motivation for this form of oppression is