This quiz is aimed to teach GCSE psychology students about the brown eyes blue eyes experiment. Made by Roshini, Anjali and Miranda. You have 4 minutes to complete this quiz. WE ARE SO COOL LIKE.
Sherif
Elliott
Levine
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Brown eyed children are smarter, better, and not allowed to play with blue eyed children because they are bad.
Blue eyed children are equal with brown-eyed children
Blue eyed children are smarter, better, and not allowed to play with brown eyed children because they are bad. Brown-eyed children are not allowed to use the drinking fountain.
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False
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To see the effect of superiority
To teach her class what discrimination feels like
To see the effect of artificially made groups
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It was ethical.
Students showed empathy and tolerance towards other afterwards.
Shows how easily prejudice and discrimination can happen with children.
It was unethical.
Lacks ecological validity.
It was in an experimental setting
The method of creating empathy worked, but you need children to experience this at an early age.
The researcher is a bad teacher.
Young children will know how to make discrimination less damaging towards victims.
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