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Prejudice

Prejudice can be an affective feeling towards a person based on their perceived social group membership. The word is often used to refer to a preconceived (usually unfavourable) evaluation or classification of another person based on that person's perceived personal characteristics, such as sex, gender, gender identity, beliefs, values, social class…

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Multiculturalism

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Prejudice

Nodes166
Edges165
Triples216
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.012048
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related to Further reading · 132
Prejudice → Adorno, Alan, Alan Musgrave, Aldershot, American Politics, Amodio, Angela, Annual Review, Answering Unresolved Questions About, Ashgate, Award, BACILA, Bello, Bessenoff, Bodenhausen, Brandt, British Journal, Burlington, Canadian Museum, Cantle
related to Etymology · 13
Prejudice → Harm, In Latin, It, Judicial, Latin, Middle English, Old French, Prae, Praeiudicium, Pre, Prejuice, The, The French
related to Contemporary theories and empirical findings · 12
Prejudice → Amy Eshleman, Christian Crandall, Jones, Participants, Princeton University, Quattrone, Rutgers University, Social, Students, The, Then, This
related to Historical approaches · 10
Prejudice → At, He, In, Nazis, One, Semitism, The, Theodor Adorno, These, This
related to Contact hypothesis · 7
Prejudice → Academics Thomas Pettigrew, In, Intergroup, Linda Tropp, The, They, While
related to Jigsaw (teaching technique) · 7
Prejudice → Fifth, Finally, First, Fourth, In Elliot Aronson's, Second, Third
related to Evolutionary psychology · 6
Prejudice → For, Gibson, In, James, Some, These
related to Religious discrimination · 6
Prejudice → In, Other, This, Those, US, While
related to Multiculturalism · 5
Prejudice → Crisp, Humans, Richard, Rose Meleady, They
related to Problems with psychological models · 4
Prejudice → Hitler, Nazis, One, The

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Prejudiceis anatural and normal process for humans0.90text
Prejudiceis aGlobal Security Threat0.90text
admirationinstance ofbut because positive emotions0.80text
sympathyinstance ofbut because positive emotions0.80text
and trust are reserved for the ingroupinstance ofbut because positive emotions0.80text
fearinstance ofOften these stereotypes are associated with emotions0.80text
angerinstance ofOften these stereotypes are associated with emotions0.80text
housing or employmentinstance ofIn competition for scarce resources0.80text
dominant groups create prejudicedinstance ofIn competition for scarce resources0.80text
apesinstance ofHierarchies can also be found in animals0.80text
other primates.Others argue the contraryinstance ofHierarchies can also be found in animals0.80text
Prejudicerelated to Contact hypothesisThe0.60section

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