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 2nd Edition of Psychology of Prejudice Available
Posted by: Todd Nelson
Title/Position: Associate Professor
School/Organization: California State University
Sent to listserv of: SESP
Date posted: April 5th, 2005

Dear SESP Colleagues,

I am pleased to tell you that the 2nd edition of my textbook, The Psychology of Prejudice (Allyn & Bacon) is in press, and will be available for summer 2005 classes!

You can check out the publisher's web page for the textbook here:

www.ablongman.com/catalog/academic/product/0,1144,0205402259,00.html

The book has been substantially revised, with the following new features:

New Features in the Second Edition:

•over 230 added references

• new section on sexist humor

• added section on the neurobiology of prejudice

• more extensive list of great web links on prejudice

• summary sections at the end of each chapter

• expanded sections on prejudice against homosexuals, overweight persons, and the physicaly-challenged

• expanded section on Implicit Stereotyping and Prejudice

Thanks to my SESP colleagues, and to your students, for your great support of this text. I hope you enjoy the 2nd edition!

Best wishes,
Todd


Todd D. Nelson, Ph.D.
Gemperle Foundation Distinguished Professor
Department of Psychology
California State University
801 W. Monte Vista Ave.
Turlock, California 95382

(209) 667-3442
(209) 664-7067 (fax)
tnelson@athena.csustan.edu
http://www.csustan.edu/psych/todd/index.html



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