contact hypothesis¶
The. (1954). contact hypothesis. The Nature of Prejudice.
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Cited by¶
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Mechanisms¶
- Cooperative Contact Program
- Provide institutional backing. Visible support from a legitimate host signals that cooperation is expected and protected, which is one of the classic enabling conditions for contact to work.
This sourceContact lacking these conditions can increase hostility, which is the failure mode this program is built to avoid.
- Provide institutional backing. Visible support from a legitimate host signals that cooperation is expected and protected, which is one of the classic enabling conditions for contact to work.
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