a social psychological approach to reducing prejudice As emphasised earlier, prejudice may be held and acted upon by individuals, however it is a social problem, and as such requires us to consider how social change materialises as an example we might consider how racism (at least in its crude, biological guise) became less socially acceptable in the latter decades of the 20th century.
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