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245 14 $aThe psychology of prejudice /$cRichard Gross.
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505 0 $aWhat do we mean by 'prejudice'? -- Prejudice within biology, psychology and psychiatry -- Prejudice and personality -- The impact of environmental factors on prejudice and discrimination -- The influence of group membership -- Reducing prejudice and discrimination.
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