From a social psychological perspective, the first step toward prejudice is……

Stereotype threat is a unique manifestation of social identity threat. Specifically, stereotype threat entails __________________ . 

According to your textbook, upon their arrival in the British colonies in the 17th and 18th centuries, Irish Catholic immigrants were initially racialized as non-White, working and living alongside free and enslaved Black people. The Irish were considered a less-developed, uncivilized race relative to Anglo-Saxons and faced widespread discrimination in this context. However, with a rising population of enslaved Africans and a need to easily distinguish enslaved from free laborers, it became useful to expand the definition of whiteness. This redefining of who is considered racially White most accurately demonstrates_______________________. 

After intentionally creating conflict between the Eagles and Rattlers, Sherif and colleagues damaged the boys water supply to encourage the two groups to work together so their water supply could be restored. In addition to being highly unethical and questionable (I mean they were children y’all), creating conditions that fostered cooperation best represents………

In class, I described some of my own research examining role models for Black women in STEM. The results of these studies found…

Which of the following provides the best example of institutional discrimination?

Intense cultural scrutiny of the female body can cause women to view themselves as objects, leading to self-objectification. According to lecture, all of the following are outcomes associated with self-objectification EXCEPT

Suppressing a person’s reliance on stereotypes typically…

Michael and Dwight hated each other. Dwight challenged Michael to a round of Russian Roulette. One bullet would be placed in the chamber of a six-round revolver, and they would take turns placing the gun against their heads and pulling the trigger until one of them was killed. Michael agreed. Dwight figured that after Michael killed himself, Dwight could take his cash for gas money. Later that night, they met at Michael’s home and then headed down to the basement. Michael placed a single round in the revolver, spun the cylinder, placed the muzzle against his own head, and pulled the trigger – click – the chamber was empty. Dwight placed the muzzle against his own head, pulled the trigger, and – click – another empty chamber. Next, Michael placed the muzzle against his head, pulled the trigger, and – BANG – the bullet burst through Michael’s head, killing him instantly. Dwight then removed the wallet from Michael’s pants, grabbed $78 in cash from it, and drove home where, upon arrival, he was promptly arrested. This jurisdiction follows the common law, with modern distinctions where applicable. With what crimes, if any, should Dwight be charged? Discuss, including all possible mitigations and defenses, if any.

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