Examlex
Explain the difference between hypothetical constructs and operational definitions. Choose a hypothetical construct used in research on prejudice or discrimination and give an example of an operational definition for it.
Centration
The tendency to focus on one part of a stimulus, situation, or idea and exclude all others; a characteristic of preoperational reasoning.
Egocentrism
A cognitive characteristic where an individual has difficulty understanding or considering perspectives other than their own, prevalent in early childhood.
Egocentrism
The cognitive inability to understand or assume any perspective other than one's own, often experienced by children during early development stages.
Three Mountains
A task developed in Piaget’s developmental theory to assess children's ability to understand and appreciate different perspectives.
Q14: Following Chapman v Chapman, the court only
Q18: What is the difference between tracing and
Q27: List two social groups that are underrepresented
Q31: List and define the four types of
Q40: Which of the following is a key
Q51: If people perceive that a group poses
Q64: Every person is a member of multiple
Q67: Distinguish between direct replication and conceptual replication.
Q89: Why has prejudice and discrimination by White
Q173: How is cultural discrimination, as defined in