How Much Invariance is There in the Relations of “Prejudice Scores” to Experiential and Attitudinal Variables?

Allport G. W. Kramer B. M. Some roots of prejudice. J. Psychol., 1946, 22, 9–39.

Burke C. J. A brief note on one-tailed tests. Psychol Bull., 1953, 50, 384–387.

Burke C. J. Further remarks on one-tailed tests. Psychol. Bull., 1954, 51, 587–590.

Eliott D. N. Wittenberg B. H. Accuracy of identification of Jewish and non-Jewish photographs. J. abnorm. soc. Psychol., 1955, 51, 339–341.

Evans R. I. Personal values as factors in anti-Semitism. J. abnorm. soc. Psychol., 1952, 47, 749–756.

Frenkel-Brunswik E. Havel J. Prejudice in the interviews of children: I. Attitudes toward minority groups. J. genet. Psychol., 1953, 82, 91–136.

Frenkel-Brunswik E. Sanford R. N. Some personality factors in anti-Semitism. J. Psychol., 1945, 20, 271–291.

Ichheiser G. Fear of violence and fear of fraud, with some remarks on the social psychology of anti-Semitism. Sociometry, 1944, 7, 376–383.

O'Reilly C. T. Some hypotheses about prejudice: Can they be verified? Unpublished paper, delivered in part at 1955 meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association.

Rosenblith J. F. A replication of “Some roots of prejudice.” J. abnorm. soc. Psychol., 1949, 44, 470–489.

Seligman D. The confident twenty-five-year-olds. Fortune, 1955 (2), 100–104; 198–203.

Weitz J. Let's do it again. Psychol. Rep., 1956, 2, 391.