Question 1

One of the greatest difficulties of the utilitariean integration strategy is:

Accepted Answer

A) both a&b 
B) trying to get groups to remain steadfast in their perceptions of others 
C) changin traditional perceptions of groups that have been regarded as inferior 
D) getting groups to travel to a neutral venue for negotiations. 
A) both a&b 
B) trying to get groups to remain steadfast in their perceptions of others 
C) changin traditional perceptions of groups that have been regarded as inferior 
D) getting groups to travel to a neutral venue for negotiations.

Question 2

Essential features of a utilitarian integration strategy are

Accepted Answer

A) The closer the distances, the harder and slower integration will be. 
B) To satisfy the populations' needs, which requires moving any obstacles to equality of access to important political positions in the country. 
C) Involves unimpeded access to state educational institutions and the elimination of any state-sponsored social discrimination, but the speed with which integration develops varies with the social distances between groups. 
D) b&c 
A) The closer the distances, the harder and slower integration will be. 
B) To satisfy the populations' needs, which requires moving any obstacles to equality of access to important political positions in the country. 
C) Involves unimpeded access to state educational institutions and the elimination of any state-sponsored social discrimination, but the speed with which integration develops varies with the social distances between groups. 
D) b&c

Question 3

Which of the following are true about the contact hypothesis?

Accepted Answer

A) it can work in a non-supportive environment 
B) it proposed increasingly intergoup contact, and exposing people to the complexity of group members 
C) b&d 
D) intergroup contact provides information that breaks down stereotypes. 
A) it can work in a non-supportive environment 
B) it proposed increasingly intergoup contact, and exposing people to the complexity of group members 
C) b&d 
D) intergroup contact provides information that breaks down stereotypes.

Question 4

The type of integration strategy in which provides for some degree of regional autonomy or statewide confederation or federation is referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A) Common Governmental Procedures (CGP) 
B) contact 
C) superordinate identity 
D) shared sovereignty strategy 
A) Common Governmental Procedures (CGP) 
B) contact 
C) superordinate identity 
D) shared sovereignty strategy

Question 5

Which of the following is the most important predictor of the success of reconciliation and conflic tresolution:

Accepted Answer

A) the economic status of the groups 
B) the psychological state of the parties involved 
C) An impartial, professional police force 
D) self-governance 
A) the economic status of the groups 
B) the psychological state of the parties involved 
C) An impartial, professional police force 
D) self-governance

Question 6

After the war in Guatemala, one of the most important aspects of reform was

Accepted Answer

A) the separation of the police and military institutions 
B) the dismantling of the police 
C) the military's domain was left to internal security 
D) laws designated that the Mayans would make up 39% of the military 
A) the separation of the police and military institutions 
B) the dismantling of the police 
C) the military's domain was left to internal security 
D) laws designated that the Mayans would make up 39% of the military

Question 7

Which of the following are true about the situation following the U.S. invasion of Iraq

Accepted Answer

A) All of the above 
B) Long festering violence between Sunni and Shiite groups was unleashed. 
C) Members of al-Qaida members traveled to Iraq to fight the U.S. invaders, but not only engaged in attacks of U.S. troops and coalition supporters, but also Shiites and Sunni groups. 
D) A Shiite dominated government was established, but not all Shiites welcomed the U.S. presence. 
A) All of the above 
B) Long festering violence between Sunni and Shiite groups was unleashed. 
C) Members of al-Qaida members traveled to Iraq to fight the U.S. invaders, but not only engaged in attacks of U.S. troops and coalition supporters, but also Shiites and Sunni groups. 
D) A Shiite dominated government was established, but not all Shiites welcomed the U.S. presence.

Question 8

The restoration of a positive relationship between perpetrator and victim wherein negative emotions toward the perpetrator are replaced with positive emotions and prosocial behavior is known as:

Accepted Answer

A) emotional heality 
B) social acceptance 
C) reconciliation 
D) forgiveness 
A) emotional heality 
B) social acceptance 
C) reconciliation 
D) forgiveness

One of the greatest difficulties of the utilitariean integration strategy is:

Essential features of a utilitarian integration strategy are

Which of the following are true about the contact hypothesis?

The type of integration strategy in which provides for some degree of regional autonomy or statewide confederation or federation is referred to as:

Which of the following is the most important predictor of the success of reconciliation and conflic tresolution:

After the war in Guatemala, one of the most important aspects of reform was

Which of the following are true about the situation following the U.S. invasion of Iraq

The restoration of a positive relationship between perpetrator and victim wherein negative emotions toward the perpetrator are replaced with positive emotions and prosocial behavior is known as:

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Exam 14: Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation

One of the greatest difficulties of the utilitariean integration strategy is:

Essential features of a utilitarian integration strategy are

Which of the following are true about the contact hypothesis?

The type of integration strategy in which provides for some degree of regional autonomy or statewide confederation or federation is referred to as:

Which of the following is the most important predictor of the success of reconciliation and conflic tresolution:

After the war in Guatemala, one of the most important aspects of reform was

Which of the following are true about the situation following the U.S. invasion of Iraq

The restoration of a positive relationship between perpetrator and victim wherein negative emotions toward the perpetrator are replaced with positive emotions and prosocial behavior is known as:

Political Psychology: Introduction and Overview

Personality and Politics

Cognition, Social Identity, Emotions, and Attitudes in Political Psychology

The Political Psychology of Groups

The Study of Political Leaders

The Political Psychology of Mass Politics: How Do People Decide for Whom to Vote

The Political Psychology of the Media in Politics

The Political Psychology of Race

From Ethnic Conflict to Genocide

The Political Psychology of Nationalism

The Political Psychology of Social Movements

The Political Psychology of Terrorism

The Political Psychology of International Security and Conflict

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