Reducing Prejudice and Discrimination

This insightful book explores effective methods for reducing prejudice and discrimination, offering valuable research and practical applications for various social practitioners.

This edited volume features contributions from leading experts in the field, focusing on effective methods for reducing prejudice and discrimination. Aimed at scholars and researchers, it serves as a valuable resource for undergraduate and graduate-level courses. The central theme of Reducing Prejudice and Discrimination is to explore strategies that can effectively combat racism and promote inclusivity within society.

Reducing Prejudice and Discrimination is distinct among scientific literature as it centers on the goal of diminishing biases. The book combines critical analyses of theories with cutting-edge empirical research, examining both real-world applications and controlled laboratory experiments. The contributors address a common set of inquiries concerning intergroup conflict, prejudice, and stereotyping, summarizing their findings and interpreting the implications for practical applications.

The chapters are presented in a reader-friendly manner, making complex analyses accessible to a broader audience. This volume stems from the Sixteenth Annual Claremont Symposium on Applied Social Psychology, which focuses on applying social psychological knowledge to current social challenges. Ideal for educators, social workers, and practitioners, Reducing Prejudice and Discrimination serves as a foundational resource for those interested in understanding and addressing these critical issues.