Stereotyping and Social RealityISBN: 978-0-631-18872-8
Paperback
272 pages
January 1994, Wiley-Blackwell
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"This is an important, controversial and scholarly book... In addition to being exceptionally well written, Stereotyping and Social Reality provides a relatively exhaustive review of the stereotyping literature and should be on the MUST READ LIST of people interested in intergroup relations." Professor Samuel L. Gaertner, University of Delaware
"Essential reading."
"Ambitious it is but somehow the book does indeed succeed." Psychology
" Stereotyping and Social Reality is essential reading, written in an extremely accessible, inspirational, and persuasive style." Perception
"It should also be required reading for all researchers involved in stereotype research and related areas... Oakes, Haslam and Turner give us an important critique of past stereotype research, a provocative challenge to current conceptualizations, and a source of ideas that will stimulate future work - precisely waht a good academic text should do." Contemporary Psychology
"... what is most valuable about this volume is the detailed presentation of a comprehensive set of findings, from one of the most scientifically productive behaviour genetic adoption project currently in existence... it represents a potentially important direction for future integrative research on genetic and environmental influences." Contemporary Psychology