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Prejudice and Stereotypes

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show A negative prejudgement of a group and it's individual members. Ex. All muslims are terrorist.  
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show Prejudice is prejudging someone without knowing all of the facts. Stereotypes are assumes characteristics. Ex.All Irish people always fight.  
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show A negative Prejudgement of a particular race.  
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show Some shift of attitudes in the western world.  
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Social Conditions that breed Prejudice?   show
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show We categorize people We identify with certain groups, not with others. Leads to "in- group" bias, or the tendency to favor one's own group.  
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Social Conditions that breed prejudice:Social Inequalities   show
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show Prejudice affects the target group.  
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Social Conditions that breed prejudice: Stereotype Threat   show
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show Faithful church members and church leaders are less prejudiced than occasional attenders.  
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Social Conditions that breed prejudice: Conformity   show
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Emotional Sources of Prejudice   show
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Emotional Sources of Prejudice: Personality Factors   show
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show Scape goat someone you can blame something on.  
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Emotional Sources of Prejudice: Competition for scarce resources/realistic group conflict theory   show
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Cognitive Sources of Prejudice   show
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Cognitive Sources of Prejudice: Categorization   show
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Cognitive Sources of Prejudice: Similarities and Differences   show
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show People who stand out. Ex. Noticing the loud black person standing in line at walmart.  
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Cognitive Sources of Prejudice: Vivid Cases   show
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show Explaining the outgroup's positive behaviors. (fundamental attribution error at the group level)  
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Cognitive Sources of Prejudice: The "Just World" Phenomenon   show
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