Psychologists
Metacognition
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Stereotypes, Groups, & Discrimination
Previously in Psychology Class
100

He was the first African-American to earn a Ph.D. in Psychology

Who is Francis Cecil Sumner?

100

Metacognition is best described as this

What is thinking about thinking?

100

This person is our current Vice President

Who is Kamala Harris?

100

A set of associations we hold about members of a particular group

What is a stereotype?

100

This describes when we can answer something readily, without much deliberation

What is System 1 thinking?

200

She deliberately chose her doctoral dissertation adviser at Columbia University even though he was a eugenicist and a racist

Who was Mamie Phipps Clark?

200

Believing it will only take ten minutes to complete a task that ends up taking an hour is an example of this

What is the planning fallacy?

200

This country won the World Cup in 2022

Where/What is Argentina?

200

This is when we believe or expect something to come true and then find it does, in part because of our belief

What is a self-fulfilling prophecy?
200

This analyst developed the psychosexual stages of development

Who is Sigmund Freud?

300

He was a student of Francis Sumner and encouraged Mamie Phipps to become a psychology student. Later they eloped.

Who was Kenneth Clark?

300

The inability to adequately describe something one supposedly knows about is known as this.

What is the illusion of explanatory depth?

300

Psychologically speaking, this is a condition that many veterans of combat suffer from

What is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)?

300

She tried to teach her 3rd grade class about the dangers of prejudice and discrimination the day after MLK was assassinated

Who is Jane Elliott?

300

This can occur when we fail at something or are prevented from doing it and get no support.

What is learned helplessness?

400

They designed the doll study that showed the psychological effects of segregation.

Who are Kenneth and Mamie Clark?

400

Repeating something in an advertisement or a speech can increase this, even if it's a negation.

What is cognitive fluency?

400

How many representatives are in the U.S. House of Representatives?

What is 435?

400

This occurs when we do not speak up because we believe the group we are in has already decided, so we set aside our opinions

What is "groupthink"?

400

This is when we rely on a number or figure we just heard to estimate the value of something.

What is the anchoring heuristic?

500

This effect is named for the psychologists who found that people with low ability in an area believe their abilities to be overly positive

Who are Dunning and Kruger?

500

This is understood as what happens when after we learn new things, we tend to assume we always knew them.

What is "hindsight bias"?

500

These are the capitals of Canada, Australia, China, and Brazil.

What are Ottawa, Canberra, Beijing, and Brasilia?

500

This test is used to show people aspects of themselves they might not recognize or even accept by examining their reaction times

What is the Implicit Association Test? (calculates implicit bias)

500

In Pavlov's famous experiment with the bell making dogs salivate, this is what we call the meat powder.

What is the unconditioned stimulus?

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