'Stereotype threat' presentation slideshows

WARM UP

WARM UP. Have you ever been discriminated against? If so, what was the situation ?. Social Psychology. Prejudice and Stereotyping. Preassessment. Thumbs up for True Thumbs down for False. Discrimination and prejudice are interchangeable words. FALSE.

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Why So Few? Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

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Chapter 6: Stereotypes, Prejudice, and Discrimination

Chapter 6: Stereotypes, Prejudice, and Discrimination. Learning Objectives. What purpose does stereotyping serve as a cognitive process for humans? What is modern racism ?. Why do social scientists contend that sexism has both a hostile side and a benevolent side?

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Culture(s) and Learning

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The Gateway Science Workshop (GSW)

The Gateway Science Workshop (GSW). Sustainability and Implementation of a Peer-Led Undergraduate Program Cindy Pederson Northwestern University Searle Center for Teaching Excellence May 18, 2006. Enriching the Academic Success of College Science Students, 2006 Conference. Overview.

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Part VIII

Part VIII. Chapter Twenty-Four. Late Adulthood: Cognitive Development. The Usual: Information Processing After Age 65 The impaired Dementia The Optimal: New Cognitive Development. Late Adulthood: Cognitive Development.

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Prejudice, Stereotypes, and Discrimination

Prejudice, Stereotypes, and Discrimination. Definitions. Ingroup a group we belong to e.g., UNC student population Outgroup a group we do not belong to e.g., Duke student population. Components of Group Antagonism. Three Components of Group Antagonism Cognitive stereotypes Affective

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Stereotypes - A Brief History

Stereotypes - A Brief History. Dramatic Decrease in Expression of Stereotypes Katz & Braly (1933) and replications Survey Results Despite this evidence subtler forms of stereotyping still evident Sagar & Schofield - Pencil poking study Word, Zanna, & Cooper (1974) - interview study

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Social Perspectives on Gender

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Survey Research (Gallup)

Survey Research (Gallup). Would you vote for a qualified Black presidential candidate? 1958: 35% of Whites said yes. 1997: 93% of Whites said yes. Would you move away if large numbers of Blacks moved to your neighborhood? 1958: 80% of Whites said yes. 1997: 18% of Whites said yes.

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Labeling

Labeling . Jenni Fregeau, Ben Bohlen, Brittany Trewin. Activity . Directions: There will be pictures up on the screen for 1 second and I will tell you what to look for. Only look for that specific thing. Racial Terminology in Warfare . Gook Syndrome 2 phases of the war

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Chapter 11: Stereotyping, Prejudice, and Discrimination

Chapter 11: Stereotyping, Prejudice, and Discrimination. Social Psychology by T om Giliovich, Dacher Keltner, and Richard Nisbett . Characterizing Intergroup Bias . Stereotypes - beliefs about attributes that are thought to be characteristic of members of particular groups

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Differences in Intelligence

Differences in Intelligence. NATURE (genetic influence). Twins intelligence scores are virtually as similar to those of the same person taking a test twice. Identical twins show a greater correlation in intelligence scores than fraternal twins.

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Tips for First Time Teachers

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Dominic Abrams , University of Kent ; Anja Eller , University of St. Andrews; and

An Age Apart: The Effect of Intergenerational Contact and Stereotype Threat on Performance and Intergroup Bias. Dominic Abrams , University of Kent ; Anja Eller , University of St. Andrews; and Jacqueline Bryant , University of Kent Psychology and Aging 2006, Vol. 21, no. 4, 691-702.

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The Social Psychology of Prejudice

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Choking Under Pressure

Choking Under Pressure. Michael Hoerger. Choking Under Pressure. Performing worse than expected on an important task Examples: Missed golf putt or free throw Bombing an exam Mind going blank. Types of Tasks. Physical vs. Cognitive tasks Controlled vs. Automatic

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Removing Stereotype threat

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Prof. Chad E. Forbes Institute of Psychology, University of Delaware, USA

The glass if half empty: Stereotype threat biases neural indices of encoding and self-perception towards negative information. Prof. Chad E. Forbes Institute of Psychology, University of Delaware, USA. Wtorek, 21 maja 2013 godz. 15.15-16.00 sala nr 1.

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