PSY311H1 Chapter Notes -Dispositional Attribution, Fundamental Attribution Error, Social Desirability Bias
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Individuals will live up to the expectations that are set for them especially in settings where the person with the expectation is higher social order or higher dominance: expectancies do affect our behavior. Self-fulfilling prophesy may not have as much power as what individuals actually. Stereotype vulnerability (i. e. social interactions expectations will elicit the response believe that we are looking for) All attitudes have an affective component: when applied to social prejudice, it has a negative emotional-laden judgment. All attitudes have a behavior intention inclination to act social prejudice; to discriminate or an inclination to discriminate. All attitudes have a cognition (thought: belief regarding the attitudes. This idea is the premise of stereotypes (i. e. a stereotype is not an attitude but a belief. If it is not accompanied by an affective component, or a behavioral intention, then a stereotype is belief): grouping categories is a form of stereotyping (assimilation/accommodation in.
