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Psych 495 Ch 8 Lists

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- white children: strongest racial prej 5-7; losing bias based on racial group by 8-9 - black children: at 5-7, some pro-black, some pro-white, some neutral; all become more pro-black by 7-10 - other groups are like blacks - biracial fall between trends, by racial group, among children 5-7 vs 7-10
- integrate history, culture, contributions of outgroups - education on how cultural assumptions color interp of events - form pos. attitudes to other groups - accomodate different learning styles - create school culture that promotes equality 5 components of multicultural education
- equal status for ingroup and outgroup - groups must work together for common goals - must be able to get to know each other as individuals - school authorities must clearly support effort to improve relations 4 factors needed for successful school integration
-cooperative learning multiracial and antibias education 2 common school-based interventions to reduce prejudice
- social learning - inner states - cognitive development 3 theoretical sources of prejudice
- essentialism - ingroup favoritism - explicit teaching (rare) - implicit teaching 4 factors contributing to development of stereotypes and prejudices in children
- young children categorize based on physical traits - small groups are more distinctive - explicit categorization by adults - children notice and use the ways society groups people 4 factors that support the delineation of categories
- development of category rules - categorization - development of stereotypes and prejudices 3 stages of developmental intergroup theory
- stranger distress - foundation for categorization - conceptual understanding 3 stages of Aboud's theory
- egocentric - sociocentric - has no label, but self focus continues to decline and reciprocity of belief arises Piaget's 3 stages of prejudice development
- sensorimotor (0-2) - preoperational (2-7) - concrete operational (7-12) - formal operational (12 and up) Piaget's 4 stages of cognitive development
- parents - personal experiences 2 main sources of social learning
- direct teaching - observational learning - vicarious learning 3 elements of social learning theory
- best friends procedure - roster and rating procedure 2 types of sociometric ratings
- students are divided into balanced teams of 6 - lessons are into 6 parts, and each team member is the expert on one part - experts on each topic study together - team reassembles and each expert shares info - teams take a quiz and receive team score elements of the jigsaw classroom
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