Go to the webpage: www.pbs.org From here, view the 46 minute movie by clicking on each of the five segment clips in order. After viewing

Go to the webpage:

www.pbs.org

From here, view the 46 minute movie by clicking on each of the five segment clips in order.
After viewing the movie,

write a 2-3 page paper addressing the questions and points below. The title page and the reference page do not count in the overall page total. Write your paper in Microsoft Word and format it according to APA standards.
Do not simply cut and paste the questions into your paper and provide short answers. This should be an academic paper that integrates the items in a thorough discussion.
This assignment is an exercise in critical thinking and spiritual growth. As such, there are no wrong answers. As long as you can back up your assertion with literature (the assigned text reading, movie material, and/or Scripture), then your likelihood of success and growth is greatly increased.
How is ingroup bias exhibited in the movie?
This study was originally conducted in the 1970’s. Today, research such as this would be prohibited with young children. Why?
What are the ethical issues involved with research like this?
Today, would you want your child to participate in a classroom exercise like this? Why or why not?
How do students perform on the flash card task? What does this suggest about the ramifications of discrimination and prejudice? Do you agree with the attributions that Ms. Elliot and the students assign to the change in student performance?
The children are from a predominantly white, predominantly Christian, rural community. Given this data, how might the perceptions experienced by these children differ from children in a diverse urban setting?
What are the similarities and differences between the adult scenario and the childhood classroom scenario? Did you expect the adults to respond as the children had?