1. What isimplicit bias?

1. What are some ways that implicit bias can affect how you are treated or how you treat others?

1. What does social psychology study?

1. Define the termprejudice?

1. What are the four areas that prejudicial attitudes are usually aimed at?

1. Define the termstereotype? How does it differ from prejudice?

1. Define the termdiscrimination.

1. What drives discrimination? That is, how are prejudice and stereotypes involved in discrimination?

1. Explain how a dual-process of cognition involved in prejudice and discrimination.

1. What is theImplicit Association Test (IAT)? What is its goal?

1. Name and explain the two experimental conditions found in the IAT.

1. What do discrimination studies try to predict?

1. What is the Just-World Phenomenon? How is it related to prejudice and discrimination?

1. What is theingroup bias? How is it related to prejudice and discrimination?

1. How can you apply this information to your own life?

Part II:The Doll Test.Watch this video.Links to an external site.Summarize what you see.

1. Your summary:

Read this article entitled"The Significance of the Doll Test"Links to an external site.and answer the following questions.

1. What psychologists first conducted the "Doll Test?" When was it conducted?

1. What were their findings?

1. What important court case in the United States was this experiment integral to? How was the study used in court?

1. Summarize the other accomplishments of Kenneth and Mamie Clark.

Part IV:Watch the videoCrash Course Psychology #40: Aggression vs. AltruismLinks to an external site.. Answer the questions below.

1. Explain Sherif'sRealistic Conflict Theory.

1. How does psychology define the termaggression?

1. What are three ways people aggress?

1. What do twin studies show us about the genetic aspects of aggression?

1. How are the frontal lobes of the brain possibly related to aggression? Explain.

1. Name a hormone likely involved in aggression.

1. Explain thefrustration-aggression hypothesis.

1. How canobservational learningbe involved in aggression?

1. Define the termaltruism.

1. What did Latane` and Darley find in their "smoke" experiment? What three things did they find must be present before we will help others?

1. Explain thebystander effect? How is it related tosocial loafing?

1. What is social exchange theory?

1. Explain thereciprocity norm.

1. What is thesocial responsibility norm?

1. How do social psychologists viewconflict?

1. What is asocial trap? How can it lead to conflict?