Unit 2 Exam 2014 – Revision Sheet
Definitions
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Attitude
Group
Prejudice
Discrimination
Bystander Effect
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Intelligence
Cultural Bias
Reliability
Validity
Identify and/or Describe
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Tricomponent model (example of an attitude)
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Types of power
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Ways attitudes are formed
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Likert scale for measuring attitudes (scale items)
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Factors reducing prejudice (describe)
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Factors that form the bases of prejudice (describe)
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Cognitive dissonance
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Stereotype
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Types of power
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Findings of experiments conducted by Milgram, Asch and Zimbardo
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Factors that influence conformity
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Factors affecting obedience
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Ethics (Zimbardo experiment)
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Theories of aggression
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Factors influencing pro-social and anti-social behaviour
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Reciprocity principle
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Formula for IQ
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Weschler and his tests
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Intelligence theorists and theories
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Multiple intelligences (eight types of intelligence)
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Strengths and limitations of Gardner’s theory
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Successful intelligence (three types of intelligence)
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Strengths and limitations of Sternberg’s theory
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Emotional intelligence (four components)