Understanding Prejudice Racism and Social Conflict

PART ONE: PREJUDICE AND RACISM: DEFINING THE PROBLEM `KNOWING' THE EXPERIENCE/Prejudice Racism and Social Psychology/The Changing Nature of Racism/From Old to New?/Boongs Bigots and Bystanders/Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Experiences of Racism and Prejudice and their Implications for Psychology in Australia/PART TWO: DEVELOPMENT SOCIALIZATION AND PERSONALITY/Development of Prejudice in Children/The Socialization of Tolerance/Prejudice and Personality/The Case of the Authoritarian and Social Dominator/PART THREE: SOCIAL COGNITION MOOD AND ATTITUDES/Stereotyping and Prejudice/A Cognitive Approach/Affect Prejudice and Discrimination/In the Politics of `Gut-Feeling' Feeling Better is What Counts/Prejudiced Attitudes Group Norms and Discriminatory Behaviour/PART FOUR: PREJUDICE AND GROUP LIFE/Prejudice as a Group Process/The Role of Social Identity /Distortion V. Meaning/Categorization on Trial for Inciting Intergroup Hatred/Realistic Intergroup Conflict/Prejudice Power and Protest/PART FIVE: THE LANGUAGE AND RHETORIC OF RACISM/The Language of Prejudice and Racism /`How to Do X without Doing Y'/Accomplishing Discrimination without `Being Racist' - `Doing Equity' /PART SIX: FUTURE DIRECTIONS/Reducing Prejudice/An Historical and Multi-Level Approach /Studying Psychology Studying Racism