Social learning and group behaviour
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How is prejudice learned?
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By watching models, such as parents, and copying what is rewarded.
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What did Castelli and colleagues find?
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Children's hidden attitudes matched their mothers'.
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What did Paluck's radio drama change?
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Perceived norms and behaviour, more than beliefs.
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How can social learning reduce prejudice?
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Offer new models who cooperate across groups.
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What does social learning not explain?
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Favouritism between new groups with no history.
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