Cognitive Interventions to Reduce Prejudice

In our last video, we discussed behavioral interventions for reducing prejudice. Now let’s discuss cognitive ones. Cognitive interventions-that is, interventions that involve a change in thinking or thought exercise-are often considered to be preferable because they require less social engineering and planning than interventions based on cooperative intergroup contact.
Cognitive Interventions: Interventions aimed at reducing prejudice that involve a change in thinking or thought exercise.
Stereotype Inhibition: Deliberately monitoring and suppressing the expression of one’s automatic prejudices.
System 1 Thinking: Automatic thoughts, which are informed by our preexisting beliefs and biases.
System 2 Thinking: Effortful thinking that examines and questions our automatic thoughts and biases.
Stereotype Substitution: Replacing negative beliefs about a social group with more positive associations.

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