Prejudice and RacismAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1972 - 196 pages |
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... comparison . Social comparison theory , first stated formally by Leon Festinger ( 1954 ) , describes very simply the processes by which individuals come to place themselves accurately in their social milieu . If you want to know whether ...
... comparison . Social comparison theory , first stated formally by Leon Festinger ( 1954 ) , describes very simply the processes by which individuals come to place themselves accurately in their social milieu . If you want to know whether ...
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... comparison of the first pair indicates the importance of race ; the second pair indicates the importance of belief , and the final pair indicates which of the two dominates in a head - on confrontation . Target persons varied on race ...
... comparison of the first pair indicates the importance of race ; the second pair indicates the importance of belief , and the final pair indicates which of the two dominates in a head - on confrontation . Target persons varied on race ...
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James M. Jones. Social comparison with white standards . Earlier we discussed the importance of social comparison theory ( Festinger , 1954 ; Pettigrew , 1967 ) with reference to prejudice . Briefly , the theory states that we have a ...
James M. Jones. Social comparison with white standards . Earlier we discussed the importance of social comparison theory ( Festinger , 1954 ; Pettigrew , 1967 ) with reference to prejudice . Briefly , the theory states that we have a ...
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INTRODUCTIONTHE PROBLEM OF THE COLOR LINE | 1 |
GROWTH OF THE PROBLEM | 15 |
ATTACKS ON THE PROBLEM | 37 |
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