Stereotype accuracy: Toward appreciating group differences.

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This volume presents research related to stereotype accuracy, arguing that understanding stereotype accuracy is crucial to both social psychology and its applications, such as improving intergroup relations. The first chapter traces the history of stereotypes and includes definitions.

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