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Attitude, Prejudice and Stereotype

ICSE · Class 12 · Psychology

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A diagram illustrating the three components of an attitude: Affective (feelings/emotions), Behavioral (tendency to act), and Cognitive (thoughts/beliefs), with an example of a 'Green Environment' atti
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7. Ways of Resisting Prejudice

  • Inter-group contact helps reduce prejudice.
  • Contact hypothesis says direct contact with out-group members can reduce stereotypes and prejudice.
  • Contact works better when groups have similar social status, cooperate, depend on each other, and get to know each other individually.

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Attitude is a lasting evaluation towardThe affective component is the feelingPerception is the foundation of thinkingBelief is broader than attitudeAttitudes are generally measured by Likert

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