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In a famous historical study, some Black children were more likely to assume that a darker toned doll was "bad" and a lighter toned doll was "good." In other words, they had likely come to learn that people with darker skin tones were "bad" based on messages from their environment. This illustrates the concept of: interpersonal racism institutionalized racism internalized racism systemic racism

          In a famous historical study, some Black children were more likely to assume that a darker
toned doll was "bad" and a lighter toned doll was "good." In other words, they had likely
come to learn that people with darker skin tones were "bad" based on messages from their
environment. This illustrates the concept of:
interpersonal racism
institutionalized racism
internalized racism
systemic racism

In a famous historical study, some Black children were more likely to assume that a darker
toned doll was "bad" and a lighter toned doll was "good." In other words, they had likely
come to learn that people with darker skin tones were "bad" based on messages from their
environment. This illustrates the concept of:
interpersonal racism
institutionalized racism
internalized racism
systemic racism

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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02/08/2024

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In a famous historical study, some Black children were more likely to assume that a darker toned doll was "bad" and a lighter toned doll was "good." In other words, they had likely come to learn that people with darker skin tones were "bad" based on messages from their environment. This illustrates the concept of: interpersonal racism institutionalized racism internalized racism systemic racism