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[it-IT]Record tools[it-IT] [it-IT]Displays[it-IT]	Lethal stereotypes: hair and eye color as survival characteristics during the Holocaust Remove from selection Add to selection TitoloLethal stereotypes: hair and eye color as survival characteristics during the Holocaust Autore Peter Suedfeld Helen Paterson Erin Soriano Samantha Zuvic Call numberP940.5318/073 Numero oggetto04580 Luogo di pubblicazioneSilver Spring, Maryland, United States EditoreV.H. Winston & Son. Anno di pubblicazione 2002 MaterialeLoose-leaf NotesArticle from the journal 'Journal of Applied Social Psychology' Vol.32 No.11 Descrizione Discusses possible reasons why these were survival characteristics under the conditions of the Holocaust, the possible short and long-term effects of such selectivity, and implications for stereotyping in other situations of ethnic persecution and genocide

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Lethal stereotypes: hair and eye color as survival characteristics during the Holocaust

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TitoloLethal stereotypes: hair and eye color as survival characteristics during the Holocaust

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Call numberP940.5318/073

Numero oggetto04580

Luogo di pubblicazioneSilver Spring, Maryland, United States

EditoreV.H. Winston & Son.

Anno di pubblicazione

2002

MaterialeLoose-leaf

NotesArticle from the journal 'Journal of Applied Social Psychology' Vol.32 No.11

Descrizione

Discusses possible reasons why these were survival characteristics under the conditions of the Holocaust, the possible short and long-term effects of such selectivity, and implications for stereotyping in other situations of ethnic persecution and genocide

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