Unit 7: (4.2) Describe how people may develop prejudice against

Prejudice is a learned behaviour

• True

• False

• Unsure

• Don't know

We are NOT born with prejudiced attitudes

• True

• False

• Don't know

• Unsure

We do NOT learn stereotypical prejudices from our family and friends

• True

• False

• Don't know

• Unsure

We learn values and belief from:

• Our families

• Our tutors

• Our friends

• All of the above

We learn a great deal from our parents and how they interact with other people

• True

• False

• Don't know

• Unsure

Our friends will have No influence upon our prejudices and values

• True

• False

• Don't know

• Unsure

The 3 steps to the learning process are:

• Association, Reinforcement, Modelling

• Assimilation, Repetition Understanding

• Reading, Telling, Belonging

• Association, Reviewing, Modelling

In psychological terms association is:

• Linking particular types of groups with bad behaviour

• Linking arms when walking with friends to show you belong

• Linking up with friends after college to go for a meal

• Linking up on social media to discuss common interests

Imitating the views and prejudices of older family & friends is called:

• Association

• Reinforcement

• Modelling

• Reviewing

When someone agrees with your prejudiced association it is called:

• Reinforcement

• Reservation

• Repetition

• Recollection