Communication and Prejudice: Theories, Effects, and Interventions
by Alexis Tan
Communication and Prejudice examines the connection between communication and prejudice through three central themes: theories, effects, and interventions. It offers a focused introduction to the subject for readers interested in communication, bias, psychology, education, and the broader social sciences.
About This Book
Communication and Prejudice explores the relationship between communication and prejudice.
The book addresses theories that help explain how prejudice may develop, operate, or be communicated.
It also considers the effects associated with prejudice and communication.
Interventions form a central part of the subject, focusing on ways prejudice may be addressed or reduced.
This title may interest readers studying communication, psychology, education, and related social sciences.
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