With an interdisciplinary social psychological perspective, Prejudice: Attitudes About Race, Class, and Gender examines the role of structural inequality and the cognitive dimension of prejudices. Bridging micro, mezzo and macro perspectives, this text considers the role of prejudice in individual cognition, in interaction between individuals and groups and its role in justifying inequality.
Prejudice: Attitudes About Race, Class, and Gender
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Author(s)Von Bakanic
PublisherPearson
ISBN / ASIN0130453307
ISBN-139780130453303
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Sales Rank438,567
CategorySocial Science
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