Garcia (2005) demonstrated that complaining about discrimination may be perceived by the complainer's in-group members as suggesting to ________ members that the ________ is given to ________
A) out-group; in-group; unjustified griping
B) in-group; out-group; unjustified griping
C) out-group; out-group; acting unjustifiably superior
D) in-group; in-group; justifiably griping
E) out-group; in-group; legitimate concern
Answer: A
You might also like to view...
Harry is a 20-year-old data-entry worker and Kimberly is a 35-year-old with the same job. Which statement is probably TRUE?
A) Harry's motor skills are faster and, as such, his data-entry speed is probably faster. B) Harry's anticipatory skills are more acute and, as such, his data-entry speed is faster. C) Kimberly's eyesight is weaker and, as such, her data-entry speed is slower. D) Kimberly's data-entry speed is probably similar, if not better, than is Harry's due to Kimberley's experience.
According to Jung, the social roles we play in our daily lives are forms of the:
a. persona b. animus c. anima d. shadow
Warren is uncomfortable being close to others and he does not completely trust them. He does not like anyone getting too close to him. Warren's attachment style is
A) secure. B) anxious/ambivalent. C) avoidant. D) permissive.
Which social psychology theory BEST explains the fact that the majority of the riots that took place following the trial of the police officers accused of beating Rodney King did not take place in White neighborhoods, but rather in the neighborhoods of Asian Americans and Asians who had recently immigrated to the United States?
A. scapegoating B. social diffusion C. the bystander effect D. prejudice