Titlebook: Stereotyping and Prejudice; Changing Conceptions Daniel Bar-Tal,Carl F. Graumann,Wolfgang Stroebe Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media

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Illusory Correlations: Implications for Stereotype Theory and Research, which has a long and rich tradition in the stereotyping literature (cf. Allport, 1954; Ashmore & Del Boca, 1981; Tajfel, 1969), views stereotypes as mental representations of social groups and seeks to understand how these cognitive structures influence information processing, social perception, a

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Category-Based and Individuating Processes as a Function of Information and Motivation: Evidence froo they form impressions based on the others’ own particular individuating characteristics? Although people seem to think they should not respond to others on the basis of social group memberships, such category-based responses continue in subtle and not-so-subtle ways (e.g., Crosby, Bromley, & Saxe,

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Stereotypes and Dispositional Judgmentty of social reality. As abstract representational structures, stereotypes help us simplify and organize the rich information we have about socially defined categories (Allport, 1954; Hamilton, 1979; Pettigrew, 1979). Moreover, they enable us to make diverse judgments on the basis of readily availab

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Values, Stereotypes, and Intergroup Antagonismhological explanations suggest that antagonistic intergroup behavior is motivated by realistic intergroup conflict (Sherif & Sherif, 1953) and by gains for one’s social identity (Tajfel, 1981). An important channel through which these motivations are held to work is by promoting the growth of stereo

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Delegitimization: The Extreme Case of Stereotyping and Prejudicearacterize social categories of individuals within the context of intergroup relations (Hamilton, 1981; Stephan, 1985). One outcome of this effort has been extensive study of two social representations — stereotypes and prejudice. Stereotypes are beliefs about another group in such terms as personal

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