Psy202: Social Discrimination
Psy202- Social Discrimination (5/30)
www.hiddenbias.org www.tolerance.org/hidden_bias TAJFEL
Ingroup bias (I, ours, us)
Outgroup bias (Him, her, theirs)
Over generalizations -> stereotypes -> prejudice -> discrimination
(Prejudice distorts our similarity) 1. Accentuates our difference 2. Selective perceptions 3. Underestimate differences within the outgroup
Allport (American born socialist) : 1. Achieving equal status (one method is by talking) 2. Common goals 3. Willing to cooperate 4. Facilitation by some kind of authority (laws or person in charge)
Psy202- Obedience/Compliance (5/28)
Obedience occurs in situations where people alter their behaviors and responds …show more content…
Deindividuation - no personal responsibility 5. Visible Status - seeing authority (cops in uniforms or teachers having a larger desk in grade school or professors speaking on a stage like set up) 6. Sucked in (foot-in-the-door compliance) - when you can get people to do something and you take it up a notch after they comply and you continue to take it up another notch after their every comply. 7. Cognitive dissonance -
(Vs. Reactance = bravery to stand up and resist ): Rosie Parks, Martin Luther King JR.
*Social Exchange theory: We weigh the pros and cons of rewards and consequences of our actions
*Bystander effect: The idea that people don't want to get involved
Social Norms (and conformity): Milgram 5. Inhibitory anxiety 6. Need to be justify it 7. Immediate circumstances or …show more content…
* Obsessive Compulsive (different from OCD because it begins early in childhood): They become highly ritualized and they repeat weird behaviors over and over again.
Dramatic: * Narcissistic: These people think that they're perfect and the world revolves around them (prone to rage) * Histrionic: These people thrive on dramas and attention (drama queens, good manipulators; will make people feel guilty) * Borderline/Attachment: These people don't feel any love or attachment since young * Antisocial: They break just about every social skill we have (no remorse). They like flame, hurting animals, and rebelling.
Treatment:
* Empathy (authentic warmth from therapist) *
www.hiddenbias.org www.tolerance.org/hidden_bias TAJFEL
Ingroup bias (I, ours, us)
Outgroup bias (Him, her, theirs)
Over generalizations -> stereotypes -> prejudice -> discrimination
(Prejudice distorts our similarity) 1. Accentuates our difference 2. Selective perceptions 3. Underestimate differences within the outgroup
Allport (American born socialist) : 1. Achieving equal status (one method is by talking) 2. Common goals 3. Willing to cooperate 4. Facilitation by some kind of authority (laws or person in charge)
Psy202- Obedience/Compliance (5/28)
Obedience occurs in situations where people alter their behaviors and responds …show more content…
Deindividuation - no personal responsibility 5. Visible Status - seeing authority (cops in uniforms or teachers having a larger desk in grade school or professors speaking on a stage like set up) 6. Sucked in (foot-in-the-door compliance) - when you can get people to do something and you take it up a notch after they comply and you continue to take it up another notch after their every comply. 7. Cognitive dissonance -
(Vs. Reactance = bravery to stand up and resist ): Rosie Parks, Martin Luther King JR.
*Social Exchange theory: We weigh the pros and cons of rewards and consequences of our actions
*Bystander effect: The idea that people don't want to get involved
Social Norms (and conformity): Milgram 5. Inhibitory anxiety 6. Need to be justify it 7. Immediate circumstances or …show more content…
* Obsessive Compulsive (different from OCD because it begins early in childhood): They become highly ritualized and they repeat weird behaviors over and over again.
Dramatic: * Narcissistic: These people think that they're perfect and the world revolves around them (prone to rage) * Histrionic: These people thrive on dramas and attention (drama queens, good manipulators; will make people feel guilty) * Borderline/Attachment: These people don't feel any love or attachment since young * Antisocial: They break just about every social skill we have (no remorse). They like flame, hurting animals, and rebelling.
Treatment:
* Empathy (authentic warmth from therapist) *