Prejudice Formation is a psychological process by which individuals develop negative attitudes or beliefs toward members of social groups based on perceived group membership, distinguished from related social judgments by its emergence prior to direct experience or reasoned evaluation.
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Ted Goertzel · Political Psychology · 1994 · 1.1K citations
Cognitive Aspects of Prejudice<sup>1</sup>
Henri Tajfel · Journal of Social Issues · 1969 · 992 citations
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