Routledge - The Psychology of Prejudice (Psychology of Everything)

Explore the deep-seated roots of social bias with The Psychology of Prejudice. This book from the Psychology of Everything series examines why humans develop extreme attitudes toward others and how personal traits contribute to these views. From the impact of racial jokes to the devastating effects of genocide, this text provides a comprehensive look at the spectrum of prejudice and discrimination. Readers will gain a better understanding of the drivers behind biased attitudes, including personality types, social influences, group identity, and evolutionary factors. Beyond just identifying the problem, this book investigates practical ways to combat these issues. It looks at how education, campaigning, and consciousness raising can help reduce prejudice in society. Whether you are a student or a reader interested in public debate and social concerns, this Routledge publication offers essential insights into how we perceive others and how we can work toward a more inclusive world.