The Interpersonal Process--In Which a Stereotypes Shapes How Group Members

question 10

Multiple Choice

The interpersonal process--in which a stereotypes shapes how group members are treated, which then yields outcomes that "prove" the stereotype true--is referred to as ______.

• A) subtyping
• B) confirmation bias
• C) stereotype threat
• D) a self-fulfilling prophecy

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Definitions:

Western Cultures

Societies primarily located in the Western hemisphere, characterized by values such as democracy, individualism, and technological innovation.

Situational Attributions

The process of explaining the behavior of others based on external factors or the context of their actions.

Dispositional Causes

Factors related to an individual's personality, traits, or temperament that influence their behavior and actions.

Reciprocal Liking

Reciprocal liking refers to the phenomenon where individuals are more likely to feel attracted to and like someone who feels the same way towards them.