Developmental and Socialization Influences on Intergroup Bias

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Social and Intergroup Psychology Child and Animal Learning Development Racial and Ethnic Identity Research

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This chapter contains section titled: Conceptual and Measurement Issues Documenting the Development of Prejudice, Ethnic Categorization, and Intergroup Peer Relations Explanatory Frameworks: How the Theories Stack Up Conclusion References

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