Question

33. The study by Reid et al. on collective guilt over the treatment of Aboriginals in Australia showed that: Highly universalistic people experience high guilt regardless of the way race relations are framed Highly universalistic people have attitudes in favor of compensation Low universalism people experience the highest guilt when exposed to the separatist frame rather than the multiculturalist frame Both a and b All of the above 34. Social identity theory proposes the following psychological process: Social identity, social comparison, social categorization, positive distinctiveness Social identity, social categorization, positive distinctiveness, social comparison Social categorization, social identity, social comparison, positive distinctiveness Social categorization, social comparison, social identity, positive distinctiveness

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Answer 1

33. (A) people's high universalistic experience showed high guilt on an independent frame.

34. (C) Social identity theory (SIT) proposed by Tajfel and later developed by Turner. This is based on four main concepts followed as - Social categorization, Social Identity, Social Comparison, and Positive Distinctiveness.

35. (A) Minimal group paradigm is social psychology that allocation decisions are in-group favoring.

36. (D) Chinese people getting an operation to learn English.