Rejecting Minorities

Everything you need to know to pass your exam!

This is a summary of all the lectures of Understanding Prejudice: an interdisciplinairy perspective on intergroup relations. It contains a lot of information from the lectures in a short and clear way, without omitting usefull details. The live lectures are also taking into account shorlty. At the end, very short summaries of articles are given (16/19) and a table with concepts and definitions of the lectures.

all notes of all lectures instead of pictures

Aantekeningen van alle colleges en videocolleges van het vak rejecting minorities jaar 2022/2023, later hernoemd naar Understanding Prejudice maar nog steeds hetzelfde vak

Ik heb een samenvatting gemaakt van alle artikelen die voor het vak in het jaar 2022/2023 opgegeven waren als tentamenstof. Vak is hernoemd naar Understanding Prejudice maar nog steeds hetzelfde vak, Samenvatting is gedetailleerd, heb er zelf destijds iets van een 8.5 mee gehaald Ellemers, N., & Haslam, S.A. (2012). Social identity theory Verkuyten, M. (2018). Chapter 3: Social identity Coser, L. (1956). The Functions of Social Conflict. Blumer, H. (1958). Race prejudice as a sense of grou...

A useful summary of all the video lectures, live lectures and some of the articles. Some live lectures did not provide any new information or is included in the summary of the video lectures, so it is not missing information if there is not a seperate chapter of lecture.

summery of the articles: The “contact hypothesis”: Critical reflections, The contact hypothesis re-evaluated, Radical distinction: Support for radical left and radical rightparties in Europe, The Influence of Status on the Relationship between Intergroup Contact, Threat, and Prejudice in the Context of a Nation-building Intervention in Malaysia en Losing Common Ground: Social Sorting and Polarization

A summary of all lectures of the course Rejecting Minorities (RM). Een samenvatting van alle hoorcolleges van Rejecting Minorities (RM).

Complete summary of the Rejecting Minorities (MK: Rejecting Minorities) course, now renamed Understanding Prejudice. Includes all video lectures, lectures and additions from working groups. All theories are described and explained using examples: Social Identity Theory (SIT), Realistic Group Conflict Theory (RGCT), Contact Theory (CT), Social Dominance Orientation (SDO), Right-Wing Authoritarianism (RWA), Integrated Threat Theory (ITT), and Theories of Socialization.

These are my notes from the course 'Rejecting Minorities' that is taught at Utrecht University. The notes are written in English, since this is an English subject. The notes are in black. The notes and assignments in the working group are written in blue. The pieces in green are 'exam' questions that were given during the lecture, so you can use them to prepare!