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 | |
# Topics | |
ERIC Archive; Attitude Change; Bias; ... | |
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