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What is the Nature and Power of Prejudice?
    1. Defining Prejudice
    2. Racial Prejudice
  1. Is Racial Prejudice Disappearing?
  2. Subtle Forms of Prejudice
  3. Automatic Prejudice
    3. Gender Prejudice
  1. Gender Stereotypes
  2. Gender Attitudes
What are the Social Sources of Prejudice?
    1. Social Inequalities: Unequal Status and Prejudice
    2. Socialization
  1. The Authoritarian Personality
  2. Religion and Prejudice
  3. Conformity
    3. Institutional Supports
What are the Motivational Sources of Prejudice?
    1. Frustration and Aggression: The Scapegoat Theory
    2. Social Identity Theory: Feeling Superior to Others
  1. Ingroup Bias
  2. Need for Status, Self-Regard and Belonging
    3. Motivation to Avoid Prejudice
What are the Cognitive Sources of Prejudice?
    1. Categorization: Classifying People Into Groups
  1. Spontaneous Categorization
  2. Perceived Similarities and Differences
    2. Distinctiveness: Perceiving People Who Stand Out
  1. Distinctive People
  2. Vivid Cases
  3. Distinctive Events
    3. Attribution: Is It a Just World?
  1. Group-Serving Bias
  2. The Just-World Phenomenon
What are the Consequences of Prejudice?
    1. Are Stereotypes Self-Perpetuating?
    2. Discrimination’s Impact: The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
    3. Stereotype Threat
    4. Do Stereotypes Bias Judgments of Individuals?
  1. Strong Stereotypes Matter
  2. Stereotypes Bias Interpretations and Memories
Personal Postscript: Can We Reduce Prejudice?







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