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Prejudice and discriminiation (How does it influence our social behaviour?…
Prejudice and discriminiation
how and why developing prejudice
Belief congruence theory
similar beliefs: social harmony
dissimilar beliefs: dislike and prejudice
Authoritarian personality
Ethnocentrism
Frustration-aggression model
Diversity
Intergroup behaviour
prejudice as an attitude
effective
connative
cognitive
inherent fear of the unfamiliar & unusual
dogmatism
symplification/ reduction of uncertainty
closed-mindness
parental modelling
atavistic behaviour immune system / evolutionary perspective
intergroup emotion theory
What are the effects of stereotyping?
backlash
stereotype threat (scare of fitting into the stereotype)
glass-ceiling
stereotype lift
glass-cliff
lower self-esteem
collective narcissism
faceism
How does it influence our social behaviour?
Reluctance to help
Emergent norm theory
Tokenism
Deindividuation
genocide (dehumanisation)
Self-fulfilling prophecies
social categorization theory (prejudice is only supported if the whole groups supports it)
Social competition theory
Glass-ceiling
When does a stereotype turn into discrimination?
Relative deprivation (feelings of having less than they are meant to (victim) - subjective
Collective group behaviour
Behaviour expression of prejudice
Crowd behaviour
Different types of discrimination
Conative group behaviour