Exploring the nature and effects of prejudice in society, this content delves into how unjustified attitudes towards social groups lead to discrimination. It examines the societal and psychological origins of prejudice, including Realistic Conflict Theory and Social Identity Theory, and discusses the global presence of prejudice in various forms. The text also highlights psychological factors that contribute to these biases and offers strategies for reducing prejudice and fostering inclusivity.
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Prejudice Basis
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Prejudice Emotion Spectrum
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Prejudice Consequences
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______ is the unfair treatment of people based on categories like race, ______, or ______.
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Cultural norms' role in prejudice
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Realistic Conflict Theory (RCT) explanation
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Social Identity Theory (SIT) on self-concept
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______ Conflict Theory suggests that competition for ______ resources can cause intergroup hostility and prejudice.
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Social Identity Theory explains that individuals' self-esteem is connected to the ______ of their groups, leading to ______ in favor of their own group.
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Forms of Prejudice
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Systemic Racism in the US
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Gender Prejudice Consequences
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A preference for hierarchical social structures, known as ______ ______ orientation, may lead to ______ against those seen as lower in status.
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______ factors, such as ______ stress or shifts in culture, can amplify biased attitudes, just as upbringing and cultural standards that support stereotypes.
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Origins of Prejudice
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Role of Education in Combating Prejudice
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Changeability of Prejudiced Attitudes
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