Recall That Steve Heine and Colleagues Compared How Canadian and Japanese

question 5

Multiple Choice

Recall that Steve Heine and colleagues compared how Canadian and Japanese students responded to positive or negative feedback after taking a creativity test.After the feedback,participants took a second creativity test.The results showed that

• A) overall, the Japanese tended to score better on both creativity tests.
• B) regardless of feedback type, the Japanese tended to score worse on the second creativity test (compared to the Canadians).
• C) Canadians worked longer on the second creativity test after receiving positive feedback than after receiving negative feedback.
• D) the Japanese worked longer on the second creativity test after receiving positive feedback than after receiving negative feedback.

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Definitions:

Implicit Prejudice

Unconscious biases or attitudes towards certain groups or individuals, which can affect decisions and actions without explicit awareness.

Explicit Prejudice

Explicit prejudice involves conscious, openly expressed negative beliefs or attitudes toward a group based on characteristics such as race, gender, or ethnicity.

Unconscious Patronization

The phenomenon where individuals unknowingly treat a member of a marginalized group in a condescending or diminutive manner.

Unconscious Patronization

Subtle, unintended display of condescension or inferior treatment towards certain groups, often without the awareness of the individual.