Prejudice: Its Social Psychology

1997-06-01articleBritish Journal of Sociology784 citationsclosed

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Social and Intergroup Psychology Racial and Ethnic Identity Research Social Power and Status Dynamics

Abstract

Preface. Chapter 1: The Nature of Prejudice. Chapter 2: Prejudiced Individuals. Chapter 3: Social Categorization and Prejudice. Chapter 4: Stereotyping and Prejudice. Chapter 5: The Development of Prejudice in Children. Chapter 6: Prejudice and Intergroup Relations. Chapter 7: Prejudice Old and New. Chapter 8: Prejudice from the recipients' point of view. Chapter 9: Reducing Prejudice. References.

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