During her speech about alcohol use on campus, Leila formally defined every term for her audience,
including "chug ," "kegger," and "chaser".
Her audience was turned off by the belief that she was talking
down to them and failing to acknowledge their prior knowledge. Leila's mistake was in showing
________ to her listeners.
A) stereotyping
B) allusions
C) condescension
D) prejudice
E) contempt
C
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Which of the following aspects of team climate is related to participative safety?
a. Members feel free to participate in group discussions and decisions. b. Team members are not afraid of being fired from the group. c. The room that the team meets is locked and secure. d. The leader shares power with the team.
A judgment based on the assumption that we already know all the information we need to know about a person is called _____
a. stereotype b. prejudice c. cultural value d. worldview
Betsy Ann watched the new boy participate in class, determining that he seemed intelligent and well spoken. Betsy Ann was engaging in
a. impression formation. b. confirmation bias. c. attribution. d. stereotyping.
If you worked in a fast-food restaurant while attending high school or college, you probably experienced a high degree of differentiation and specialization of tasks.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)