Description
The Psychology of Inequity: Motivation and Beliefs (Race and Ethnicity in Psychology)
Explore the psychological roots of social inequality, motivation, and belief systems with The Psychology of Inequity: Motivation and Beliefs, a crucial volume from the Race and Ethnicity in Psychology series. This groundbreaking work, now available at Books Hub PK, brings together leading experts to analyze how humans perceive inequality, justify social systems, and develop beliefs about race, privilege, fairness, and justice.
This book offers a powerful, research-backed examination of why inequity persists, how people interpret it, and what motivates individuals or groups to challenge or maintain unequal systems. Blending social psychology, political psychology, sociology, and cultural studies, it provides an essential toolkit for understanding modern social issues.
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What This Book Covers
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Psychological mechanisms behind motivation, inequality acceptance, and system justification
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How beliefs, stereotypes, and cultural narratives shape responses to social inequity
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Research on race, ethnicity, prejudice, privilege, and social hierarchy
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Insights into how individuals form beliefs about fairness, resource distribution, and moral responsibility
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Empirical studies ideal for academic research and thesis writing
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Contributions from top scholars in social and cultural psychology
Who Should Read This Book?
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Psychology students (BS, MSc, MPhil, PhD)
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Researchers working on race, ethnicity, social justice, prejudice, or motivation
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Social scientists, educators, policymakers, and activists
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Professors designing courses on social psychology or race studies
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University libraries and research centers
