From MyPsychLab EXPLORE: "Reducing Prejudice

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From MyPsychLab EXPLORE: "Reducing Prejudice"
To access this asset go to MyPsychLab and click on "Course Documents." Under the heading "Index of Multimedia," click on the "here" link.Select Chapter 6,The Causes,Effects,and Cures of Stereotyping,Prejudice,and Discrimination,and click on "Find Now." For the Chapter 6 items,click on the "Explore" item called "Reducing Prejudice.")
The exercise talked about what four ways in which reducing prejudice might be taught.In what way might children learn better to cooperate? hint: what sort of classroom arrangement?)What is required for contact between racial groups to work? What is the role of critical thinking?

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Definitions:

Wet-to-damp

A wound dressing technique where a moist (not soaking wet) gauze is applied to a wound and allowed to partially dry before removal, aiding in the cleaning and healing process.

PICOT Process

A methodology used in nursing and healthcare to frame and answer a clinical or health care related question, broken down into five parts: Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome, and Time.

Dry Dressing

A medical dressing applied to a wound to absorb discharge and protect it from the environment, without the use of moisture or agents promoting moist healing.

TENS

Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) is a method of pain relief involving the use of a device that delivers small electrical impulses through electrodes on the skin.