TAILIEUCHUNG - Ebook Essentials of social psychology: Part 2

(BQ) Part 2 book "Essentials of social psychology" has contents: Prejudice and intergroup relations, hurting other people, hurting other people, attraction and close relationships, culture and communication. | 1 16/10/09 10:25 Page 192 Chapter 7 Prejudice and intergroup relations What to look for The functions of targets of prejudice and its targets Subtle forms of racism and how racism is detected Gender and the glass ceiling Genocide: discrimination in its ultimate form A personality-based account of prejudice The effect of relative deprivation on social unrest What brings a collective group to protest Intergroup theories of prejudice and discrimination Strategies that might reduce intergroup conflict 1 16/10/09 10:25 Page 193 Focus questions EB 1. A neighbourhood group in the United Kingdom proposes to send the children of new immigrants into a special school, where first they can learn to speak English and later continue the rest of their education. The group says that this is for the good of the children. Would you have any concerns about this? See some real-life footage of negative comments about minority groups in Chapter 7 of MyPsychLab at . W 2. Erasmus is Dutch and very traditional in his politics and religion. He does not like the Mollucans, who came to the Netherlands years ago from Indonesia. He recalls how they highjacked a train at De Punt in 1977. But actually, he doesn’t like any immigrants. How might you explain his views? 3. Jean and Alison have been close school friends. When they first arrive at university they are assigned to different but adjoining halls of residence. The halls have very different cultures and are in fierce competition with each other. What will happen to their friendship, and why? Source: Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi / Press Association Images 4. Inspired by Eliza Doolittle’s success in My Fair Lady, Katrina is determined to attend a speech production class. If she can get close to speaking posh she might be able to leave her workingclass background behind. What must she be thinking? .

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• Essentials of social psychology
• Social psychology
• Intergroup relations
• Hurting other people
• Hurting other people
• Attraction and close relationships
• Close relationships
• Social thinking
• Attitudes and persuasion
• Social change
• People in groups
• Understanding psychology
• Health psychology
• Well being
• Psychological disorders
• Treatment of psychological disorders
• The major psychological disorders
• Blackwell handbook
• Social comparison
• A statistical framework
• Group processes
• Helping others
• Health and well being
• Interpersonal communication
• Maintaining personal relationships
• Interpersonal conflict
• Integrating social psychological research
• Evolutionary based framework
• Helping and altruism
• The development
• Prosocial behaviorand altruism
• Interpersonal aggression
• Interpersonal attraction
• Compliance and obedience
• Social influence
• Prosocial behavior
• Dealing with adversity
• Methodologies of gamification
• Organization drawing certain significant commonalities
• ECommerce business models
• Close knit relationships motivate employees
• Blend of resources
• BMC Women's Health
• Quality of life
• Psychological distress
• Women unexposed
• Lecture Social Psychology
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• Expected interaction
• Physical attractiveness
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