Very brief exposures to faces of people from different ethnic backgrounds (about whom one has a negative attitude) frequently causes people to respond faster to words with negative meanings than to words with positive meanings. This technique or type of research is known as ________.Question 10Answera.the bona fide pipelineb.category activation c.implicit racismd.the superordinate memory effect

the activation, often unconsciously, of certain associations, thus predisposing one's perception, memory, or response

An involuntary negative reaction to a member of a stigmatized group is more likely to be the result of a/an ________ attitude.Question 4Answera.uncontrollableb.implicitc.explicitd.racist

In a study by Reidy and Richards (1997), individuals were asked to learn lists containing threatening and non-threatening words. When asked to recall the words after a delay, highly anxious individuals were much better at recalling the negative words. This finding is hypothesised to demonstrate which of the following? Select ALL that apply.Group of answer choicesThat anxiety enhances memory.That anxious people show a memory bias towards negative stimuli.That anxious people are more intelligent.That anxious people pay more attention to threat.

Uses of language and nonverbal communication that reflect unconscious bias are called what?a.)Groupthinkb.)Anchoringc.)Microaggressionsd.)Discrimination

The results of the "Princeton trilogy" studies suggest that negative stereotypes of white American and African American groups have improved over time. What is an alternative interpretation of the results of these studies? Over time the extent to which people express negative stereotypes has reduced. Over time, the stereotypes rated in the studies became less relevant to the younger generation. Over time, people over-compensate for negative stereotypes held in the past by expressing more favourable views. The change in stereotypes over time wasn't big enough to really make a difference in day-to-day life.