CAS PH 150 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2: Muzafer Sherif, Gunnar Myrdal, Social Distance
9 Feb 2014
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Divided campers into two groups (rattlers vs. eagles) and competed, expressed negative feelings (prejudice) against other group. Sherif attempted to reduce harsh feelings and bring together groups, but they just expressed their enmity. To close kinship by marriage, to my club as personal chums, to my street as neighbors, to employment in my occupation, to citizenship in my country, as visitors only to my country, would exclude from my country. We rank the same from year to year (northern europeans, poles, and. Jews are ranked in middle third, koreans and japanese are bottom third, and african americans and american indians are ranked toward bottom. 50s and 60s, and the resultant societal rejection of blatant prejudice, and the growing resources of minority groups and their enhanced ability to protect themselves from attacks: described by multiple terms: modern racism, color-blind racism, and symbolic racism. People prejudiced in these ways reject old-fashioned blatant prejudice and traditional views.
