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Title Psychology of Prejudice [electronic resource] / Written by Betsy Sparrow, Ph.D.
Publication Info New York, NY : Insight Media, 2008.



Descript 1 online resource (22 min.)
002116
Note This DVD explores the psychological processes behind prejudice, considers research regarding prejudice, examines cognitive processes underlying prejudice, and outlines social and cultural factors that lead to prejudice development. It discusses seminal research; introduces the Implicit Association Test; and covers such topics as stereotypes, group and individual identifications, racial identity, ingroup preference, and racial profiling.
In English.
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Descript 1 online resource (22 min.)
002116
Note This DVD explores the psychological processes behind prejudice, considers research regarding prejudice, examines cognitive processes underlying prejudice, and outlines social and cultural factors that lead to prejudice development. It discusses seminal research; introduces the Implicit Association Test; and covers such topics as stereotypes, group and individual identifications, racial identity, ingroup preference, and racial profiling.
In English.
Subject Clark, Kenneth B.
Clark, Mamie P.
Social Sciences -- Psychology -- Social Psychology
Psychology & Counselling -- Psychology -- Social Psychology
Alt author Broadhurst, Robert Producer.

Subject Clark, Kenneth B.
Clark, Mamie P.
Social Sciences -- Psychology -- Social Psychology
Psychology & Counselling -- Psychology -- Social Psychology
Descript 1 online resource (22 min.)
002116
Note This DVD explores the psychological processes behind prejudice, considers research regarding prejudice, examines cognitive processes underlying prejudice, and outlines social and cultural factors that lead to prejudice development. It discusses seminal research; introduces the Implicit Association Test; and covers such topics as stereotypes, group and individual identifications, racial identity, ingroup preference, and racial profiling.
In English.
Alt author Broadhurst, Robert Producer.

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