Causes of Prejudice and Theories on Prejudice (Edexcel A-Level Psychology): Quizzes

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What are the three components of prejudice?

Cognitive, affective, behavioural

Why can't individual differences explain prejudice during the Holocaust?

Can't explain mass prejudice in populations

According to realistic conflict theory, what causes prejudice between groups?

Competition for resources

What are superordinate goals?

Objectives requiring cooperation to achieve

What is the key difference between realistic conflict theory and social identity theory?

SIT says mere presence causes prejudice

How does social identity affect personal identity?

Favourable social ID creates positive self

In-group members are seen as unique. What term describes this?

Heterogeneous

What did Tajfel's minimal group paradigm experiments prevent?

Competition between groups

In the Klee/Kandinsky study, what did boys sacrifice to penalize the out-group?

Their own profit maximization

In Cialdini's study, when did students say 'us' about their football team?

When the team had won

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