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| Frage | Antworten |
| Agentic State | Individuals act as agents for others Their own conscience is not in control |
| Autonomous State | Individuals see themselves as having power they see their actions as being voluntary |
| Moral Strain | when people become uncomfortable with their behaviour because they feel that it is wrong and goes against their values |
| Prejudice | Is an attitude (usually negative) |
| Discrimination | Is an action that occurs because of prejudice |
| Social Categorisation | Is seeing oneself as part of a group. Any group will do, and there does not have to be conflict with other groups |
| Social Identification | Is the process of moving from categorising oneself as part of the in-group to identifying with the group more overtly. An individual is likely to take on the norms and attitudes of group members |
| Social Comparison | With the out-group. The individuals self-concept becomes wrapped up with in-group. People start to see their in-group as better than the out-group, which enhances their self-esteem. To see their in-group as better, there has to be a comparison with the out-group |
| Stereotyping | means developing an idea about someone and carrying that idea forward to apply it to similar people |
| Hypothesis | a statement of the predicted result and should involve testable elements |
| Alternative Hypothesis | used in questionnaires and interviews - alternatives to the null hypothesis, which is tested using statistics |
| Subjectivity | is when the analysis of the results involves input from the person doing the analysis |
| Objectivity | is when there is no bias affecting the results, including no bias from researchers opinion. Scientific studies must be objective |
| Field Experiment | takes place in a natural setting |
| Inter-group | means between two (or more) groups |
| Intra-groups | means relations within a single group |
| Superordinate Goals | are goals in which the resources and energies of wither single group are not adequate fir the attainment of the goal. To achieve the goal, two groups have to work together |
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