The topic of prejudice and racism is one that has occupied social psychology for many
years. Almost every contemporary social psychology textbook has a chapter devoted to …

The impact of racism on African American personality, behavior, and health has been
debated in the psychological literature. There has been little research however, on racism as …

Racism plays a fundamental role in institutions, intergroup and interpersonal relations, and
intrapersonal life. Although some areas of research in psychology have made progress …

This study explored perceived racism and the usual ways of coping with these perceptions
in a sample of 269 Black university students (53% female). Perceptions of inter-and …

Racism is often thought of as existing and operating at the interpersonal and institutional
levels. One aspect of racism that has been relatively forgotten, however, is its internalized …

Racism as a stressor is only beginning to be understood. Previous efforts to study the stress
of racism have often been incomplete, studying only part of the stress process. To date there …

Perceived racism has been demonstrated to be negatively associated with poor outcomes in
behavioral health (eg, alcohol abuse), mental health (eg, depression), physical health (eg …

A conceptualization of racism‐related stress and its impact on well‐being is offered that
integrates existing theory and research on racism, multicultural mental health, and the stress …

WITHIN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, racism is a specific form of the more general phenomenon
of intergroup prejudice (Duckitt, 1992). As such, it is essentially a negative attitude held by …

Racism has been a core topic in social psychology since the 1930s. Central to most
definitions of racism is the belief ina biological hierarchy between different social groups …