Assessing the Impact of a Prejudice Prevention Project

Abstract

This article reports on the effectiveness of a prejudice prevention intervention that was used among a culturally diverse group of students in Hawaii. Implications of the results of this primary prevention effort for counseling practice and interculturally adaptive social development are discussed.

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