Compare and Contrast the DSM-V Classification of Attachment Disorders with the Zero

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Essay

Compare and contrast the DSM-V classification of attachment disorders with the Zero to Three classification.

Understand the concepts of outgroup homogeneity effect and its consequences.

Grasp the role of implicit prejudice and stereotype activation in shaping attitudes and actions towards outgroups.

Comprehend how stereotypes are resistant to change and their pervasive impact on societal attitudes.

Familiarize with social psychological theories explaining the origins and maintenance of prejudice and discrimination.

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Definitions:

Diversity

The inclusion of different types of people (such as different races or cultures) in a group or organization, valuing heterogeneity in various dimensions.

Repressive Law

A form of legal and social control characterized by the restriction of freedoms and the use of punishment to maintain order and enforce compliance.

Mechanical Solidarity

Mechanical solidarity is a concept in sociology that describes the integration of members of a society who have common values and beliefs, which creates a sense of social cohesion.

Organic Solidarity

Organic solidarity is a social cohesion based on the interdependence of individuals in more advanced societies, as described by Émile Durkheim.