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008			980805s1999 txua b 001 0 eng d
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050	0	0	_aHM1033 _b.S25 1999
082	0	4	_a303.385 T
100	1		_aSampson, Edward E _933057
245	1	0	_aDealing with differences : _ban introduction to the social psychology of prejudice / _cEdward E. Sampson
260			_aFort Worth, TX : _bHarcourt Brace College Publishers, _cc1999
300			_axi, 289 p. : _bill. ; _c24 cm
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 261-273) and index
505	0		_aIntroduction, definitions and overview: Defining prejudice; Differences and prejudice -- Explaining prejudice, characteristics of the targeted groups: Religion and folklore explain group differences; Science explains group differences I, preliminary considerations; Science explains group differences II, the I.Q. debates and other recent issues -- Explaining prejudice, characteristics of the prejudiced person: Personality and prejudice, authoritarianism and its current legacy; Values and prejudice; Cognition and prejudice I, categorization and stereotyping; Cognition and prejudice II, stereotypes, social interaction, and change -- Explaining prejudice, intergroup relations: Interpersonal and intergroup relations, friends or categories; Intergroup effects, in-groups and out-groups; Theories of intergroup relations, implications for prejudice -- The effects of prejudice on identity and society: Self-worth, double-consciousness, and inequality, some consequences of being the target of prejudice; Whiteness, maleness, heterosexuality, some effects of prejudice on identity and society -- Conclusions, challenging prejudice: Undoing prejudice I, lessons from the three lenses; Undoing prejudice II, empowerment
520			_a[TofC cont.] Conclusions, challenging prejudice: Undoing prejudice I, lessons from the three lenses; Undoing prejudice II, empowerment. [In this book, the author uses] historical, sociological, and psychological perspectives [to] help students see a ... complete picture of prejudice. -Pref. [This book first] consider[s] the meaning of differences and how prejudice is structured around dealing with differences.... [It next] examines those efforts to understand prejudice that argue that perhaps there is something about the targeted groups that would explain why they are thought ill of and perhaps even treated differently from the rest of "us." [The book then] refocuses ... from the targeted groups to the prejudiced person, arguing that perhaps there is something about people who are prejudiced that we must examine in order to understand this troubling topic. [Next, the author] argue[s] that because prejudice is an intergroup phenomenon ... perhaps it is best to examine prejudice in terms of intergroup relations. [Finally, the book addresses] two additional issues: the consequences of prejudice ... and what to do to reduce prejudice. -Ch. 1
650		0	_aSocial psychology _933058
650		0	_aPrejudices _933059
650		0	_aIntergroup relations _933060
650		0	_aRace relations _933061
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