Prejudice and Intergroup Relations - Personality approaches to prejudice
3 important questions on Prejudice and Intergroup Relations - Personality approaches to prejudice
What three things is the authoritarian personality characterized by - a personality syndrome theorized to be resulting from overly strict parenting - aside from it being associated with prejudice towards minority groups and susceptibility to fascism?
- Simplistic thinking
- Rigid regard for social conventions
- Submission to authority figures
What is the social dominance orientation, and what does it capture - according to the social dominance theory that proposes that humans have a universal tendency to form group-based hierarchies which is reflected in most societies' hierachical organizations maintained through individual and institutional discrimination (EX: ethnicity, class, gender)?
An individual difference variable that captures a desire for hierarchichal group relations
Right-wing authoritarianism and social dominance orientation are both ... and both explain substantial amounts of ... in prejudice
Individual difference variables that explain variation in prejudice
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