Psy
325:
Stereotyping & Prejudice
Kathy Oleson
Reed College
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Syllabus
Journals
Term
Paper
Commenting
on Others' Papers
Research
Project, Report and Presentation
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Web Resources, Links and
Demonstrations
Understanding Prejudice website
"UnderstandingPrejudice.org was established in 2002 with funding
from the National Science Foundation and McGraw-Hill Higher Education.
The purpose of the site is to offer educational resources and information
on prejudice, discrimination, multiculturalism, and diversity, with
the ultimate goal of reducing the level of intolerance and bias in contemporary
society."
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Take a slide
tour of prejudice in advertising to examine your impressions of
what is stereotypical prejudicial before and after this class
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Test your
Native American IQ
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Take the Ambivalent
Sexism Inventory online and explore the dual nature of prejudice
toward women. The inventory takes roughly 5 minutes to complete, and
afterward you can compare your level of sexism with the scores received
by people from around the world
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Links
on prejudice: stigma, heterosexism, anti-Semitism
Links to racism, sexism, antifat prejudice, disability and discrimination,
heterosexism/homophobia, prejudice reduction and more.
From Sexual Assault Prevention & Awareness Center:
Internet resources includes links regarding identity development including:
Native American and Whiteness, Feminism, Race, Racism and Anti-Racism
Internet resources depicting stereotyped images used in the past and
presently as well.
Race relations About.com
Includes links and topics from affirmative action, white privilege
to hate crimes, stereotyping on TV, prejudice, racial profiling, discrimination,
and more: Dare to ask; dare to answer. Two links:
and stereotype of the month contests (media)
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