What are microaggressions? How do these differ from blatant forms of discrimination? What are some subtle (less obvious) and overt (more obvious) forms of prejudice you, or someone you know, have experienced in your life?
What are microaggressions? How do these differ from blatant forms of discrimination? What are some subtle (less obvious) and overt (more obvious) forms of prejudice you, or someone you know, have experienced in your life?
What are the differences between stereotypes, prejudice, discrimination? How are these also all related?
What are the differences between stereotypes, prejudice, discrimination? How are these also all related?
How do you think CD plays a role in conflicting social spaces and opposing identities? For example, you might reflect on the perpetual state of dissonance that minoritized communities (communities of color/BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, etc.) occupy/find themselves in as a result of lack of diversity in spaces that has made them hypervisible, while colorblind and oppressive practices and policies have rendered them simultaneously invisible (and therefore leads them to grapple between a state of hypervisibility and invisibility, that may manifest as internalized stigma and oppression). Please share your thoughts.
How do you think CD plays a role in conflicting social spaces and opposing identities? For example, you might reflect on the perpetual state of dissonance that minoritized communities (communities of color/BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, etc.) occupy/find themselves in as a result of lack of diversity in spaces that has made them hypervisible, while colorblind and oppressive practices and policies have rendered them simultaneously invisible (and therefore leads them to grapple between a state of hypervisibility and invisibility, that may manifest as internalized stigma and oppression). Please share your thoughts.
Describe the fundamental attribution error and discuss a time when you (or someone you know) made this error toward someone (or you can share about a time when someone made this error toward you). Why do you think you/the person you know were/was led to drawing this conclusion about the other person? Why do we make the attribution error and what factors influence this? How can we endeavor to judge people’s character more accurately? How do (mis)attributions play a role in this week’s topic of prejudice, stereotypes, and discrimination?
Describe the fundamental attribution error and discuss a time when you (or someone you know) made this error toward someone (or you can share about a time when someone made this error toward you). Why do you think you/the person you know were/was led to drawing this conclusion about the other person? Why do we make the attribution error and what factors influence this? How can we endeavor to judge people’s character more accurately? How do (mis)attributions play a role in this week’s topic of prejudice, stereotypes, and discrimination?
Describe the difference between a dispositional and a situational attribution. Give an example of each.
Describe the difference between a dispositional and a situational attribution. Give an example of each.
What is the Theory of Attribution/Attribution of Causality?
What is the Theory of Attribution/Attribution of Causality?
What model would you prefer and why? Reference Say, Murtagh, and Thompson’s article on patient preference for involvement in medical decision-making.
What model would you prefer and why? Reference Say, Murtagh, and Thompson’s article on patient preference for involvement in medical decision-making.
According to the lecture material, what types of individuals (with what personality types, psychiatric conditions, etc.) might benefit most from a paternalistic decision making model in a medical setting, and what individuals might benefit most from an informed decision making model?
According to the lecture material, what types of individuals (with what personality types, psychiatric conditions, etc.) might benefit most from a paternalistic decision making model in a medical setting, and what individuals might benefit most from an informed decision making model?
The management of ethical behavior is one area where national culture can rub up against corporate culture. Discuss some differences in how individualist and collectivist cultures might view the difference in the management of ethical behavior in relation to corporate culture.
The management of ethical behavior is one area where national culture can rub up against corporate culture. Discuss some differences in how individualist and collectivist cultures might view the difference in the management of ethical behavior in relation to corporate culture.
Technological advances in society have been shown to cause organizational stress. Given that changes in technology usually means work is less complicated or time consuming?
Technological advances in society have been shown to cause organizational stress. Given that changes in technology usually means work is less complicated or time consuming?
