Contributor
Nadler, Joel T. editor.
ImprintSanta Barbara, California : Praeger, an Imprint of ABC-CLIO, LLC, [2020]
Descriptionx, 329 pages ; 25 cm
Note:The cognitive and motivational aspects of stereotypes and their impact in the United States / Jessica L. Cundiff -- Explicit and implicit stereotypes : current models and measurement of attitudes / Amy L. Hillard -- The study of microaggressive behavior : reflections on the construct, construct-relevant research, and possible future research / Courtney Thomas and John J. Skowronski -- Performance stereotypes in action : stereotype threat consequences, mechanisms, and potential interventions / Jade S. Jenkins -- Stereotyping never gets old : exploring the persistence, popularity, and perniciousness of age stereotypes / Cody Cox and Friederike Young -- Stereotypes of African Americans / Sheretta T. Butler-Barnes, Phylicia C. Allen, Maya A. Williams, and Ashley N. Jackson -- Latinx stereotypes : myths and realities in the twenty-first century / Kara Harris, Angel D. Armenta, Christine Reyna, and Michael A. Zárate -- Stereotypes of immigrants and immigration in the United States / Andrea Bellovary, Angel D. Armenta, and Christine Reyna -- Model minorities and perpetual foreigners : stereotypes of Asian Americans / Stacey J. Lee and Joan J. Hong -- Gender stereotypes / Maya Gann-Bociek and Richard D. Harvey -- Sexuality stereotyping in politics, the media, schools, and the workplace / Kyle J. Page, Charnetta R. Brown, and Zuzuky Robles -- Stereotypes of veterans / Christopher Stone -- Weight stereotypes / Lynn Bartels -- Stereotypes about people with disabilities / Alecia M. Santuzzi and LaWanda Cook -- Stereotyping religion / Ain Simpson -- Stereotypes of Native Americans / Angela C. Bell, Edward Burkley, and Melissa Burkley -- Intersectionality and future research directions / Elora C. Voyles and Joel T. Nadler.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Note:"Stereotypes- both those intentional and those unconscious- and the harms they cause are increasingly featured in the news. Here, a team of top researchers examines current and emerging research on how stereotypes begin, grow, and harm the members of society- and what can be done to stop them." --Back cover.
