Knowledge-Based Views Rely on Examining ______ Between Instances While Similarity-Based

question 16

Multiple Choice

Knowledge-based views rely on examining ______ between instances while similarity-based views rely on examining ______ between instances.

• A)reaction times;errors
• B)memories;perceptions
• C)sensations;intuitions
• D)relationships;features

Understand the concept of ingroup bias, common ingroup identity, and their effects on intergroup relations.

Analyze the effectiveness of the jigsaw classroom in reducing prejudice and promoting cooperation.

Explain the significance of superordinate goals in reducing intergroup conflict as demonstrated by the Robber's Cave Study.

Identify the stages of intergroup contact and the conditions that facilitate positive intergroup relations.

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Definitions:

Excitatory

Referring to something that increases the likelihood of a nerve impulse in the neuron, often through neurotransmitters that promote action potentials.

Inhibitory

Characterized by or acting to restrain, hinder, or suppress physiological or psychological action.

Electrical

Pertaining to the technology of electricity; relating to, producing, or operated by electric currents or fields.

Axon

The long, slender projection of a nerve cell, or neuron, that typically conducts electrical impulses away from the neuron's cell body.