The Psychology of Prejudice and DiscriminationIn the first comprehensive textbook on prejudice with a strong psychological research base, Whitley and Kite cover a broad range of topics including race and ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and ageism. By integrating theory and research with students' own experiences, the authors increase students' awareness of influences that shape prejudices. As students are asked to evaluate research results and their personal, subjective beliefs, they develop an appreciation of scientific evidence regarding stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination. |
Contents
Introducing the Concepts of Stereotyping Prejudice | 3 |
Chapter | 7 |
Chapter | 10 |
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Psychology of Prejudice and Discrimination: 3rd Edition Mary E. Kite,Bernard E. Whitley, Jr. Limited preview - 2016 |
Psychology of Prejudice and Discrimination: 3rd Edition Mary E. Kite,Bernard E. Whitley, Jr. Limited preview - 2016 |
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