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Psych 495 Ch 4 Lists

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- automatic processing - motivated processing 2 types of stereotype activation
- ingroup overexclusion - accuracy - reducing ambiguity - American historical emphasis as social category 4 factors motivating characterization of race in prejudiced people
- people avoid seeking new information about stereotyped groups, and look for confirming information - stereotypes influence how individualizing information is interpreted 2 reasons stereotypes persist in the face of indivuating info
- accuracy - accountability 2 external reasons to ignore stereotypes
- need for cognition - causal uncertainty - need for closure/structure 3 cognitive styles that impact stereotype inhibition
- often must judge others, which leads to overconfidence in simple belief systems like stereotypes - motivation to maintain power imbalance; stereotypes keep people down - no motivation to individuate subordinates who have no power to reward doing so 3 reasons people with social power rely on stereotypes
- biased interpretation of behavior - biased evaluation of individuals - biased memory 3 effects of activated stereotypes
- motivation to control prejudice - comprehension goals - cognitive style - self-enhancement goals - social power 5 factors that motivate/undermine inhibition of stereotype application
- prototypicality of stereotyped person - context in which encountered - degree of prejudice of observer - cognitive busyness of observer 4 factors that disrupt activation process/influence aspect activated
- comprehension - self-enhancement - social adjustment - controlling prejudiced responses 4 goals that impact motivated stereotype activation
amygdala; frontal cortex Brief glimpses of black faces stimulate ________ while longer glimpses stimulate _________
4:1 ratio of preference for individuating information vs stereotypic information
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