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Classic Readings on Prejudice and Intergroup Relations
* Allport, G.W. (1954). The nature of prejudice. New York: Doubleday.
Description: With this book, Gordon Allport put forth one of the most influential theories of prejudice reduction, known as the Contact Hypothesis. The basic idea behind the Contact Hypothesis is that increasing contact between members of different groups is the foundation for reducing intergroup hostility. This book is important for many other reasons as well, and is recommended reading for anyone interested in the areas of prejudi ...
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| | | | Social psychology: Encyclopedia II - Social psychology - Social psychological theories Some of the theories and topics within social psychology address issues which apply to individuals within an interaction, and some discuss the internal makeup and behavior of groups.
Social psychology - Social elements of the individual.
To many theorists, the locus of interest lies in actors, actions, and interactions between persons. But before any research can be done on those issues, the basic points of discussion that are involved in the above topics need to be laid out ...
See also:Social psychology, Social psychology - Subfields, Social psychology - SP's three angles of research, Social psychology - The concerns of social psychology, Social psychology - Empirical methods and Social philosophy, Social psychology - Methodology, Social psychology - The Methodology Wars and social philosophy, Social psychology - Relation to other fields, Social psychology - Relevant issues in social philosophy, Social psychology - Relevant issues in psychology, Social psychology - Relevant issues in sociology, Social psychology - Major perspectives in social psychology, Social psychology - Social psychological theories, Social psychology - Social elements of the individual, Social psychology - The social psychology of interaction, Social psychology - The psychological elements of collectives, Social psychology - Well-known cases studies and related works, Social psychology - Related topics Read more here: » Social psychology: Encyclopedia II - Social psychology - Social psychological theories |
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| | | | Social psychology: Encyclopedia II - Social psychology - Social psychological theories Some of the theories and topics within social psychology address issues which apply to individuals within an interaction, and some discuss the internal makeup and behavior of groups.
Social psychology - Social elements of the individual.
To many theorists, the locus of interest lies in actors, actions, and interactions between persons. But before any research can be done on those issues, the basic points of discussion that are involved in the above topics need to be laid out ...
See also:Social psychology, Social psychology - Subfields, Social psychology - Angles of research, Social psychology - The concerns of social psychology, Social psychology - Empirical methods and Social philosophy, Social psychology - Methodology, Social psychology - The Methodology Wars and social philosophy, Social psychology - Relation to other fields, Social psychology - Major perspectives in social psychology, Social psychology - Social psychological theories, Social psychology - Social elements of the individual, Social psychology - The social psychology of interaction, Social psychology - The psychological elements of collectives, Social psychology - Well-known cases studies and related works Read more here: » Social psychology: Encyclopedia II - Social psychology - Social psychological theories |
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| | | | Social psychology: Encyclopedia II - Chinese society - Demographics Over a hundred ethnic groups have existed in China. In terms of numbers, however, the pre-eminent ethnic group in China is the Han, which is a group so diverse in its culture and language that some conceive of it as a larger overarching group bringing together many smaller, distinct ethnic groups sharing common traits in language and culture. Throughout history, many ethnic groups have been assimilated into neighbouring ethnicities or disappeared without a trace. Several previously distinct ethnic groups have been Sinicized into the Han, cau ...
See also:Chinese society, Chinese society - Demographics, Chinese society - Culture, Chinese society - Gender, Chinese society - Hong Kong, Chinese society - Socio-economic development, Chinese society - Culture, Chinese society - Individualism and collectivism, Chinese society - Social relations, Chinese society - Civil society Read more here: » Chinese society: Encyclopedia II - Chinese society - Demographics |
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| | | | Social psychology: Encyclopedia II - Sociology of religion - The sociological view of religion Durkheim, Marx, and Weber had very complex and developed theories about the nature and effects of religion. Durkheim and Weber specifically are often difficult to understand, especially in light of the lack of context and examples in their primary texts. To summarize their theories, especially in brief form, is a dubious enterprise. Any attempts should be tempered by a direct reading of their works or at least reference to other texts which interpret and summarize them. It is with this warning that a summary i ...
See also:Sociology of religion, Sociology of religion - Typology of religious groups, Sociology of religion - History and relevance today, Sociology of religion - The sociological view of religion, Sociology of religion - Karl Marx, Sociology of religion - Emile Durkheim, Sociology of religion - Rodney Stark, Sociology of religion - Sociological theories of the formation of religion Read more here: » Sociology of religion: Encyclopedia II - Sociology of religion - The sociological view of religion |
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| | | | Social psychology: Encyclopedia II - Collectivist and individualist cultures - Identity
Collectivist and individualist cultures - Traits of Collectivism.
"We" not "me" orientation.
Each person is encouraged to conform to society, to do what is best for the group and to not openly express opinions or beliefs that go against it.
Group, family or rights for the common good seen as most important than the rights of inviduals.
Rules promote stability, order, obedience.
Fitting in or conforming to group or society is required.
Distinctions made between in ...
See also:Collectivist and individualist cultures, Collectivist and individualist cultures - Identity, Collectivist and individualist cultures - Traits of Collectivism, Collectivist and individualist cultures - Traits of Individualism, Collectivist and individualist cultures - Examples of Countries with Generally Collectivistic Cultures, Collectivist and individualist cultures - Examples of Countries with Generally Individualistic Cultures, Collectivist and individualist cultures - Attribution, Collectivist and individualist cultures - Personality Types, Collectivist and individualist cultures - Collectivism and individualism in Chinese culture Read more here: » Collectivist and individualist cultures: Encyclopedia II - Collectivist and individualist cultures - Identity |
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