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Direct linkLevy, Sheri R.; West, Tara L.; Bigler, Rebecca S.; Karafantis, Dina M.; Ramirez, Luisa; Velilla, Elizabeth – Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology: an international lifespan journal, 2005
This experiment examined the impact of messages about uniqueness and similarity between groups of people on Black and Latino children's social attitudes. Children (ages 11-14) read two brief science books embedded with a similarities message ("all people are basically the same"), unique message ("each person is unique"), combined similar-unique…
Descriptors: Social Attitudes, Hispanic Americans, African Americans, Youth
