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Contents
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Anastacia Kurylo
and Ian Reifowitz
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Acknowledgments V
- Foreword IX
- Contents XIII
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1 Grab them by the stereotype and exposing the interactional dilemma 7
- Chapter 2 Some are good people: The persuasiveness of stereotype accuracy 24
- Chapter 3 Making stereotypes great again: Information Processing Theory as a validation of the usefulness of stereotypes 43
- Chapter 4 Social Identity Theory and Group Vitality Theory: The fight against the “angry left-wing mob” 64
- Chapter 5 Psychodynamic approach: “Lock [her/him/they/them] up” 85
- Chapter 6 Muted Group Theory and Critical Race Theory: Weaponizing snowflakes 104
- Chapter 7 Elaboration Likelihood Model and Agenda Setting Theory: “The true enemy of the people” 122
- Chapter 8 Semiotics and social construction: Trump’s creation of an alternate reality called “TrumpWorld” 146
- Chapter 9 Conclusion and future directions: The “greatest” argument 166
- References 174
- Index 221
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Acknowledgments V
- Foreword IX
- Contents XIII
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1 Grab them by the stereotype and exposing the interactional dilemma 7
- Chapter 2 Some are good people: The persuasiveness of stereotype accuracy 24
- Chapter 3 Making stereotypes great again: Information Processing Theory as a validation of the usefulness of stereotypes 43
- Chapter 4 Social Identity Theory and Group Vitality Theory: The fight against the “angry left-wing mob” 64
- Chapter 5 Psychodynamic approach: “Lock [her/him/they/them] up” 85
- Chapter 6 Muted Group Theory and Critical Race Theory: Weaponizing snowflakes 104
- Chapter 7 Elaboration Likelihood Model and Agenda Setting Theory: “The true enemy of the people” 122
- Chapter 8 Semiotics and social construction: Trump’s creation of an alternate reality called “TrumpWorld” 146
- Chapter 9 Conclusion and future directions: The “greatest” argument 166
- References 174
- Index 221