Prejudice and RacismAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1972 - 196 pages |
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... interracial contacts . White housewives ' attitudes toward blacks became more positive in the integrated projects and changed little if at all in the segregated project . Deutsch and Collins concluded : “ From the point of view of ...
... interracial contacts . White housewives ' attitudes toward blacks became more positive in the integrated projects and changed little if at all in the segregated project . Deutsch and Collins concluded : “ From the point of view of ...
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... interracial contact situations , concluding that prejudice will be diminished when the two groups : ( 1 ) possess equal status in the situation , ( 2 ) seek common goals , ( 3 ) are cooperatively dependent upon each other , and ( 4 ) ...
... interracial contact situations , concluding that prejudice will be diminished when the two groups : ( 1 ) possess equal status in the situation , ( 2 ) seek common goals , ( 3 ) are cooperatively dependent upon each other , and ( 4 ) ...
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... Interracial friendships were established among cabinmates , but were largely confined to the cabin setting . In broader settings , small segregated groups were the rule . This same kind of friendship - specificity exists for many people ...
... Interracial friendships were established among cabinmates , but were largely confined to the cabin setting . In broader settings , small segregated groups were the rule . This same kind of friendship - specificity exists for many people ...
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INTRODUCTIONTHE PROBLEM OF THE COLOR LINE | 1 |
GROWTH OF THE PROBLEM | 15 |
ATTACKS ON THE PROBLEM | 37 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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