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August 16, 2017July 26, 2017  by Lena, Louise, and Felix

Hello, Neighbors!

As part of the course Intergroup Relations, third-year psychology students write a popular science article about stereotypes and prejudices. Mindwise publishes a modified version of two of these articles. Today’s article is written by Lena Paulsen, Louise Teschemacher, and Felix Grundmann.

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August 14, 2017July 26, 2017  by Jana, Eva, Jana, Atal, and Luise

Doesn’t everyone have “him”?

As part of the course Intergroup Relations, third-year psychology students write a popular science article about stereotypes and prejudices. Mindwise publishes a modified version of two of these articles. Today’s article is written by Jana Schöppe, Eva Rüger, Jana Hammelehle, Atal Amini and Luise Pieper.

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June 19, 2017  by Jolien van Breen

The Path of Most Resistance: Resilience amongst members of disadvantaged groups.

Today, Jolien van Breen will defend her dissertation in which she demonstrates that members of disadvantaged groups can resist subtle cues of social devaluation, such as implicit stereotypes. That is, she demonstrates that members of disadvantaged groups are more resilient than previously thought.

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