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Table of content

• Chapter 1 - How to introduce the concepts of stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination?
• Chapter 2 - How do psychologists study prejudice and discrimination?
• Chapter 3 - What is social categorization and what are stereotypes?
• Chapter 4 - What is stereotype activation and accuracy?
• Chapter 5 - What are the old-fashioned and contemporary forms of prejudice?
• Chapter 6 - What is the link between individual differences and prejudice?
• Chapter 7 - How does prejudice develop in children?
• Chapter 8 - What influence has the social context on prejudice?
• Chapter 9 - How do you go from prejudice to discrimination?
• Chapter 10 - How do you experience discrimination?
• Chapter 11 - What is gender and sexual orientation?
• Chapter 12 - What is the link between age, ability and appearance?
• Chapter 13 - How to reduce prejudice and discrimination?

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