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Identify five causes of prejudice. How can prejudice be combatted?

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Identify five causes of prejudice. How can prejudice be combatted?

Identify five causes of prejudice. How can prejudice be combatted?

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The five causes are dissimilarity and social distance, economic competition, scapegoating, conformity to social norms, and media stereotypes. To combat prejudice, new role models, equal status contact, and legislation have all proven to be effective.

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