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ERIC ED048421: Prejudice as a Function of Intellectual Level and Cu...
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This study was designed to examine factors related to
prejudice among fourth grade children from an inner city
area of Chicago. A total of 91 children were sampled, 60
from "low-performing" and 31 from "high-performing"
fourth grade rooms. Thirty of the low-performing children
were assigned to the experimental condition and 30 to the
control condition. The basis for grouping subjects (Ss)
into "high" and "low" groups were group IQ scores and
third grade scores on the Metropolitan Reading Test. The
measure of prejudice included several subtests dealing
with separate minority groups; it was administered to all
groups prior to treatment. Then a two-week training
period was given to the experimental group; this included
historical and cultural information about several
minority groups. During the two weeks of treatment the
experimental group received 30 minutes of this program
each school day. Then both groups received the posttest.
Statistical analysis revealed that prejudice among these
children varied inversely with intelligence, that the
treatment program decreased the prejudice of experimental
group Ss, that minority children showed a prejudice
against themselves, and that the feelings minority
children have about themselves were affected by the
treatment program. (Author/JM)
Date Published: 2015-11-25 05:34:40
Identifier: ERIC_ED048421
Item Size: 10236764
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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