1. Examples of prejudice 2. The Authoritarian Personality. 3. Realistic group conflict theory. 4. The minimal group paradigm. 5. Social identity theory.
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Created by Riya Vaidya
about 10 years ago
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Created by Riya Vaidya
about 10 years ago
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What is the definition of prejudice?
What is prejudice?
Sexism
Even people who are exceptionally intelligent can also have prejudice.
Why are people prejudiced?
How can large amounts of people be affected by Nazi propaganda?
Authoritarians tend to see things in a black and white way, you are either good or bad. Gay people, communists, members of ethnic minorities tend to be derogated by authoritarians.
Where did authoritarian behaviour come from according to Adorno (1950).
What is Realistic Conflict Theory (RCT)?
Sheriff's experiment in regards to prejudice.
Sheriff's experiment can be linked to getting a job, raise in salary, when competition is involved people tend to get nasty and people start to show prejudice over the individual or group you are competing with. Your prejudice is a reflection of your groups prejudice, if your group isn't getting what they want prejudice arises.
Can prejudice arise when there is no conflict?
What did the MINIMAL GROUP PARADIGM
(MGP) study find out?
Tajfel, et al., (1971)
Social Identity Theory
Tajfel and Turner (1986).
