Overgeneralization, Selective or Inaccurate Observation, Resistance to Change, and Illogical

question 16

True/False

Overgeneralization, selective or inaccurate observation, resistance to change, and illogical reasoning are all examples of errors in reasoning.

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Definitions:

Rejection Identification Theory

A psychological framework suggesting that people can bolster their self-esteem by identifying more closely with their own marginalized or minority group following rejection from a dominant group.

Stigmatized Group

A social group that is discredited or devalued by society due to certain attributes, stereotypes, or attributes perceived as negative.

Cognitive Load

The cumulative mental energy expended in working memory, affecting the way information is processed and learned.

Negative Stereotypes

Preconceived and oversimplified beliefs or ideas about certain groups or individuals that are generally harmful and not based on factual evidence.