'Implicit attitudes' presentation slideshows

Unfinished Business

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The Infection of Bad Company: Stigma-by-Association

The Infection of Bad Company: Stigma-by-Association. John B. Pryor, Ph.D. Illinois State University United States of America Presentation at the 2008 European Association of Experimental Social Psychology Opatija, Croatia. My collaborators. Glenn D. Reeder Andrew Monroe Arati Patel

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The impact of different dimensions of intergroup contact in reducing prejudice

The impact of different dimensions of intergroup contact in reducing prejudice. Rhiannon Turner University of Leeds 9 March 2009, CRONEM Seminar Series University of Surrey. Background to the research. Prejudice continues to thrive in the UK Ethnic prejudice

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Chapter 7 - Attitudes, Beliefs, and Consistency

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Social Psychology

Social Psychology. www.ablongman.com/lefton9e. What is Social Psychology?. Social Psychology is the science of how people are affected by the real or imagined thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of others and by the social situation In other words, how we affect and are affected by others.

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ATTITUDES

ATTITUDES. WHAT IS ATTITUDE?. ATTITUDES vs BELIEFS. Attitudes is a positive or negative evaluation of an objects, people, or ideas. Beliefs are pieces of information about something, facts or opinion. ATTITUDES.

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To be humorous or not?: Different views from the East and the West

To be humorous or not?: Different views from the East and the West. Feng Jiang City University of Hong Kong fenjiang@cityu.edu.hk 26 Feb, 2011. What is Humor?. Function of Humor. Improves our health condition (Fry, 1994; Hubert, et al., 1993; Kuiper, et al., 1993)

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They Played a Game: Reactions to Obesity Stigma in a Cyberball Game

They Played a Game: Reactions to Obesity Stigma in a Cyberball Game. John B. Pryor & Glenn D. Reeder Illinois State University Eric D. Wesselmann, Kipling D. Williams, & James Wirth Purdue University. Presented at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology Meetings

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Implicit Association Test

Implicit Association Test. July 15, 2010 Punjaporn Pojanapunya punjaporn.poj@kmutt.ac.th. Speak your mind. Can you speak your mind? Do you know your mind? Questionnaire Implicit Association Test (IAT). Implicit Association Test.

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Tajuk 5: ATTITUDES

Tajuk 5: ATTITUDES. WHAT IS ATTITUDE?. ATTITUDES vs BELIEFS. Attitudes is a positive or negative evaluation of an objects, people, or ideas. Beliefs are pieces of information about something, facts or opinion. ATTITUDES.

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Math is hard! Gender, mathematics, and implicit social cognition

Math is hard! Gender, mathematics, and implicit social cognition. Brian Nosek Yale University Collaborators: Mahzarin Banaji and Tony Greenwald. Participation in mathematics. Performance in mathematics. Gender differences in performance emerge over time (Hyde et al., 1988)

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HOMOPHOBIA:

HOMOPHOBIA: . Effects on Heterosexuals. Video Extracts. A series of short extracts from various television programmes over the years discussing changes in the law. They reveal the personal homophobia of several individuals. PSYCHOLOGICAL.

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Gender Differences in Implicit Attitudes toward Mathematics and Science

Gender Differences in Implicit Attitudes toward Mathematics and Science. Brian A. Nosek Mahzarin R. Banaji Yale University Anthony G. Greenwald University of Washington. Gender differences in participation in mathematics.

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ATTITUDES

ATTITUDES. Attitudes include beliefs (cognitive) and feelings (affective) that predispose us to act (behavior) in a certain way toward objects, people, events, etc.

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IMPLICIT ASSOCIATION TEST

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The Implicit Self

The Implicit Self. Implicit vs. Explicit Attitudes. Explicit attitudes are formed by consciously thinking about an issue. Thus, we are consciously aware of these attitudes. Implicit attitudes are formed through associations (conditioning). Thus, we are often unaware of these attitudes.

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The Implicit Self

The Implicit Self. Implicit vs. Explicit Attitudes. Explicit attitudes are formed by consciously thinking about an issue. Thus, we are consciously aware of these attitudes. Implicit attitudes are formed through associations (conditioning). Thus, we are often unaware of these attitudes.

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