What Is Modern Prejudice, and How Is It Different from "Old-Fashioned

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Essay

What is modern prejudice, and how is it different from "old-fashioned bigotry"? In what ways have normative pressures contributed to modern prejudice?

Understand the emotional reactions of individuals when they encounter members of outgroups.

Grasp the concept and effectiveness of the jigsaw technique in reducing intergroup conflict.

Explain the role of reciprocity in conflicts between groups using specific examples.

Compare and contrast theories of intergroup conflict and their perspectives on the inevitability of disputes.

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Definitions:

Situational Ethics

The ethical theory that moral decision-making should be based on the context of a particular situation, rather than following absolute rules.

Ethics

Moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity, often considered in terms of what is right or wrong.

PR Practitioners

Professionals who specialize in establishing and maintaining relationships between organizations and their publics.

Shape Attitudes

Shape Attitudes refers to the process of influencing people’s beliefs, feelings, and behaviors towards a product, idea, or organization.