Explicit Class Attitudes
Explicit Class Attitudes is a psychological construct that refers to consciously held beliefs and evaluative judgments about social class groups, distinguished by their deliberate, self-reported nature as opposed to implicit or unconscious class-based associations.
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Class Differences in the Attitudes of Psychiatric Patients
Warren S. Williams · Social Problems · 1957 · 11 citations
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