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SUMMARY:Norms-based Interventions for Social Change
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LOCATION:221 Burwood Hwy\, Burwood\, Australia\, 3125
DESCRIPTION:<p>ABSTRACT</p>\n<p>I distinguish &ldquo\;norm-based interventions&rdquo\; from other strategies to reduce prejudice and argue that they are a powerful class of tools. Norm-based interventions reduce prejudice by changing social norms and\, importantly\, people&rsquo\;s perceptions of them\, instead of changing beliefs or attitudes about social groups directly (Tankard &amp\; Paluck 2016). Building on recent cognitive-evolutionary work on norm psychology (e.g.\, Richardson &amp\; Boyd 2005\; Henrich 2015\; Kelly &amp\; Davis forthcoming)\, I suggest that the distinctive\, intrinsic motivational force of norms is underappreciated\, and that a better understanding of this aspect of them can help to make norm-based interventions more effective</p>
ORGANIZER;CN=Cathy Legg:
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