Social Psychology, 10th Edition
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The U.S. Supreme Court outlawed segregated schools in the mid-1950s, which thrilled social psychologists because they believed that desegregation would increase minority children’s self-esteem and decrease the rate of prejudice in schools. This view is called the contact hypothesis. However, early attempts at desegregation did not successfully reduce prejudice, which occurred for a specific reason.
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