Cohrs et al. (2012) Individual Differences in Ideological Attitudes & Prejudice (Edexcel A-Level Psychology): Flashcards
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OCEAN acronym in personality psychology
OCEAN acronym in personality psychology
Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism
Right-wing authoritarianism (RWA) characteristics
Right-wing authoritarianism (RWA) characteristics
Rigid, inflexible thinking; resist change; value security
Social dominance orientation (SDO) characteristics
Social dominance orientation (SDO) characteristics
Competitive, tough-minded; desire dominance over others
Social desirability bias in prejudice research
Social desirability bias in prejudice research
Responses don't reflect true attitudes on sensitive topics
Openness to experience & RWA relationship (Cohrs et al.)
Openness to experience & RWA relationship (Cohrs et al.)
Lower openness associated with higher RWA scores
Agreeableness & SDO relationship (Cohrs et al.)
Agreeableness & SDO relationship (Cohrs et al.)
Lower agreeableness associated with higher SDO scores
Why peer reports used in Cohrs et al. (2012)
Why peer reports used in Cohrs et al. (2012)
Reduce social desirability bias & validate self-reports
Cohrs et al. Study 1 sample size (after screening)
Cohrs et al. Study 1 sample size (after screening)
193 German participants
Participant source in Cohrs et al. Study 2
Participant source in Cohrs et al. Study 2
Jena Twin Registry & twin clubs (371 with complete data)
Major generalisability weakness of Cohrs et al.
Major generalisability weakness of Cohrs et al.
Only German natives; can't generalise to other cultures