Theories of intergroup relations : International social psychological perspectives / Donald M. Taylor & Fathali M. Moghaddam.

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Taylor Donald M

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London. Praeger Westport; 1994.Edition: 2nd ed. 1994Description: 245 p . ; softbound 15x23cmISBN:

0-275-94635-5

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23 302.3 TAY

Contents:

1. The social psychology of intergroup relations 2. The Freudian legacy of intergroup research 3. Realistic conflict theory 4. Social identity theory 5. Equity theory: Reconciling affirmative action 6. Relative deprivation theory: Meeting the challenge of resource mobilization theory 7. A five stage model of intergroup relations: Tokenism as a potent form of discrimination 8. Stereotypes, attributions and discrimination 9. Intergroup contact: from desegregation to multiculturalism 10. Toward an integrated theory of intergroup relations

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1. The social psychology of intergroup relations
2. The Freudian legacy of intergroup research
3. Realistic conflict theory
4. Social identity theory
5. Equity theory: Reconciling affirmative action
6. Relative deprivation theory: Meeting the challenge of resource mobilization theory
7. A five stage model of intergroup relations: Tokenism as a potent form of discrimination
8. Stereotypes, attributions and discrimination
9. Intergroup contact: from desegregation to multiculturalism
10. Toward an integrated theory of intergroup relations

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