The Psychology of Prejudice and Discrimination [Four Volumes]: The Psychology of Prejudice and Discrimination [4 volumes]: 4 volumes (Race and Ethnicity in Psychology)

Long after the end of the Civil War, the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s, desegregation in the schools, the abolition of anti-Asian legislation and the Women's Movement, the pernicious effects of prejudice and discrimination in U.S. society are still evident. Despite efforts to eradicate the injustice against people based on race, ethnicity, gender, disability, or other elements, prejudice and discrimination remain. In most cases, the display is more covert than in years past. Today the United States is embroiled in battles regarding Gay rights. Bias and disparities in services, opportunities, and practices affect quality of life, health, and mental health for all peoples. In these volumes focused on the psychology at issue, experts from across the nation and in different fields examine the state of prejudice and discrimination in America today, and each offers practical direction that can be taken by individuals, communities, and officials to create a more just society. Each chapter offers a toolbox of information on how to cope, how to keep oneself whole, how to seek validation of identity, how to raise children to dispel unfair images and perceptions, and how to work for societal change. How to go to your page......Page 2 VOLUME 1......Page 5 Contents......Page 7 Foreword......Page 9 Introduction......Page 15 CHAPTER 1 The Causes of Racial Prejudice: A Behavior-Analytic Perspective......Page 19 CHAPTER 2 From Tragedy to Triumph: The Tulsa Race Riot......Page 39 CHAPTER 3 Racial and Ethnic Prejudice among Children......Page 55 CHAPTER 4 Racism, Racial Stereotypes, and American Politics......Page 79 CHAPTER 5 The African Diaspora and Culture-Based Coping Strategies......Page 113 CHAPTER 6 The Aversive Form of Racism......Page 137 CHAPTER 7 “What’s Race Got to Do, Got to Do with It?” Denial of Racism on Predominantly White College Campuses......Page 155 CHAPTER 8 Combating Racism through the Kuumba Learning Model Technique: Elementary Students’ Perspectives......Page 195 CHAPTER 9 Coping with Racism: A Spirit-Based Psychological Perspective......Page 225 CHAPTER 10 Combating Racism: The Role of Psychologists and the United Nations......Page 241 A......Page 255 C......Page 256 I......Page 257 O......Page 258 R......Page 259 T......Page 260 W......Page 261 About the Series and the Series Editors......Page 263 About the Advisers......Page 265 About the Contributors......Page 269 VOLUME 2......Page 279 Contents......Page 281 Foreword......Page 283 Introduction......Page 289 CHAPTER 1 Light, Bright, Damned Near White: Multiracial Identity......Page 293 CHAPTER 2 Asian Americans in the Workplace: Facing Prejudice and Discrimination in Multiple Contexts......Page 331 CHAPTER 3 Colonialism Revisited: The Hawaiian Experience......Page 357 CHAPTER 4 Sociohistorical Constructions of Race and Language: Impacting Biracial Identity......Page 379 CHAPTER 5 Bias in Counseling Hmong Clients with Limited English Proficiency......Page 401 CHAPTER 6 A Quest for Identity: Racism and Acculturation among Immigrant Families......Page 429 CHAPTER 7 Coping with Immigration: New Challenges for the Mental Health Profession......Page 453 CHAPTER 8 Multiple Minority Individuals: Multiplying the Risk of Workplace Harassment and Discrimination......Page 485 A......Page 511 D......Page 512 H......Page 513 I......Page 514 M......Page 515 P......Page 516 T......Page 517 W......Page 518 About the Series and the Series Editors......Page 519 About the Advisers......Page 521 About the Contributors......Page 525 VOLUME 3......Page 531 Contents......Page 533 Foreword......Page 535 Introduction......Page 541 CHAPTER 1 Prejudice and Discrimination against Women Based on Gender Bias......Page 545 CHAPTER 2 Powerpuff Girls: Fighting Evil Gender Messages or Postmodern Paradox?......Page 571 CHAPTER 3 Life Experiences of Working and Stay-at-Home Mothers......Page 605 CHAPTER 4 Running into the Wind: The Experience of Discrimination in an Academic Workplace......Page 637 CHAPTER 5 Internalized Oppression among Black Women......Page 657 CHAPTER 6 Black Women Coping with Stress in Academia......Page 677 CHAPTER 7 Sexually Underrepresented Youth: Understanding Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered, and Questioning (GLBT-Q) Youth......Page 695 CHAPTER 8 Socio-Spatial Experiences of Transgender Individuals......Page 745 CHAPTER 9 Black Men Who Have Sex with Men......Page 771 CHAPTER 10 Coping among Victims of Sexual Prejudice and Discrimination......Page 793 B......Page 819 D......Page 821 G......Page 822 H......Page 823 N......Page 824 P......Page 825 S......Page 826 W......Page 827 Y......Page 828 About the Series and the Series Editors......Page 829 About the Advisers......Page 831 About the Contributors......Page 835 VOLUME 4......Page 843 Contents......Page 845 Foreword......Page 847 Introduction......Page 853 CHAPTER 1 Dress as a Manifest Aspect of Identity: An Indian American Narrative......Page 857 CHAPTER 2 Spiritual Diversity and Clinical Practice......Page 883 CHAPTER 3 Prejudice toward People with Disabilities......Page 907 CHAPTER 4 Beyond the “Triple Whammy”: Considering Social Class as One Factor in Discrimination against Persons with Disabilities......Page 951 CHAPTER 5 Coping with Prejudice and Discrimination Based on Weight......Page 967 CHAPTER 6 Prejudice in an Era of Economic Globalization and International Interdependence......Page 991 CHAPTER 7 The Sociocultural Abuse of Power: A Model for Shared Power......Page 1017 CHAPTER 8 From Prejudice and Discrimination to Awareness and Acceptance......Page 1063 CHAPTER 9 The Chicago Dinners: A Model for Community Engagement and Social Change......Page 1089 CHAPTER 10 When Diversity Becomes the Norm......Page 1109 C......Page 1139 D......Page 1140 I......Page 1141 O......Page 1142 P......Page 1143 R......Page 1144 S......Page 1145 X......Page 1146 About the Series and the Series Editors......Page 1147 About the Advisers......Page 1149 About the Contributors......Page 1153 Examines prejudice and discrimination in the United States today, including false and harmful perceptions of people based on race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, spirituality, disability, dress, or body weight