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What does the contact hypothesis say? and we have four options.
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So i'll start by ruling out two options that have nothing to do with the contact hypothesis.
00:09
We have a, which is not the contact hypothesis, and also c, not relevant to the contact hypothesis, more like something to do with conformism.
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The other two are more plausible.
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So the contact hypothesis is based on reducing prejudice.
00:27
So we have two different groups and we want them to get along better.
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And the contact hypothesis says that this will happen if they're in contact with each other, as long as the conditions are correct.
00:40
It's not enough to just have familiarity.
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You need them to have the correct conditions.
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And those conditions are equal status.
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You cannot give one group preference over the other or control over the other.
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Or they consider as equals.
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You need a common goal for them to work towards...