Attitudes That Injure Prejudice. What is Prejudice? Negative attitude held against a member of a group.

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Attitudes That Injure Prejudice

What is Prejudice? Negative attitude held against a member of a group

Prejudice is not Discrimination Prejudice is not stereotype Discrimination= Unfair treatment Stereotype= Over Generalization

How do Prejudices Develop? Scapegoating= blaming a person/group (actions of others) Displaced Aggression= Triggered by frustration In-group bias= favor MY groups Schema (mental groupings) Halo effect

Are Some people more prone to prejudice than others?

Authoritarian Personality (rigid) Ethnocentrism (see my nation/culture) as “center”)

How can We Reduce Prejudice? Communication (doesn’t always work) Early childhood teaching/modeling Equal status contact (Muzafer Sherif) Jigsaw classroom (cooperative learning)