prejudice

Prejudice is a prejudice against people and things. There are three main types of prejudice: racial prejudice, social prejudice, religious prejudice. These three are the most important biases in "killing Robin". The background of the novel is a fictitious town called Maycomb. This town is located in the state of Alabama in the southern United States of America. The racial prejudice shown in this novel has a great relationship with a small town in the south of the United States. - Prejudice is based on unreasonable emotions, inaccurate knowledge, or existing stereotypes of one or one preconceived, usually negative attitude or opinion. This is a universal theme, and by learning with subconscious (usually influenced by circumstances around us) it is possible to learn hatred, fear or distrust over certain race, race, nationality or social position It often leads to.

Socialization of many prejudices occurs outside the house. Prejudice is a broad social norm of an individual's life group. People learn social norms of prejudice, usually through the social process, early in life. Most 5 - year - old American children understand the general norm of race. Parents play an important role in prejudice. The relationship between parents and children's attitudes to members of external groups is the same. Parents often understand parental prejudices by not only strengthening direct prejudice prejudice but also observing that parents talk and interact with other groups.

Psychological theory of prejudice Despite this, I can explain why it is the most difficult to eliminate prejudice. First, prejudice fulfills cognitive and emotional functions. Prejudice is an attitude. Katz outlines the function of attitudes in the theory. (1) Knowledge function: experience of interpretation of attitudes. In one position we believe that we understand that it seems to me that the existence of personality type is attributable to social forces. The feelings of ethnic minorities - the same as the theory of scapegoat. In order to measure the extent of people's authoritarianism, he developed a questionnaire that led to the "F score".