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Talk Radio and Hate Crimes: The Perception of Social Sanctioning
Dr. Becky Slaton speaking on hate crime, the perception of social sanctioning, and persuasion. This is part 3 of 8 from a forum called “Talk Radio and Hate Crimes: Is There a Connection .” This is the first recording to be released of the 8 part series.(MP3 13.5 minutes , 3MB.)
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Peace Fresno
A Coalition of Community Activists
985 N Van Ness Avenue
Fresno, California 93728
559-237-3223
One hundred ninety students and community members attended the forum“Talk Radio And Hate Crimes: Is There A Connection?” on November 15th at Fresno City College.
Social psychologist Dr. Becky Slaton summarizes research on the effects of persuasion and propaganda and explaines the psychological processes involved in hate crimes. She reports that perpetrators of hate crimes tend to think that society sanctions their actions, a belief that may be reinforced through the persuasive techniques of talk show hosts.
Part 1 - Dr. Peg Mericle - Introduction
To be posted
Part 2 - Captain Rene Martin, Fresno Police Department - What is Hate Crime?
To be posted
Part 3 - Dr. Becky Slaton - Persuasion and Perception of Social Sanctioning
Part 4 - Professor Rueben Scott - Inflexible Thinking
To be posted
Part 5 - Ken Kay - Freedom of Expression and Personal Responsibility
To be posted
Part 6 - Jim Bartram - Persuasion Works
To be posted
Part 7 - Ghassan AbulGhanam - The Myth of the Clash of Cultures
To be posted
Part 8 - Questions and Answers - They Used To Throw Christians to the Lions
To be posted
Talk Radio and Hate Crimes: Is There a Connection Monday 26 Nov 2001
http://www.indybay.org/2001/11/110390.php
A Coalition of Community Activists
985 N Van Ness Avenue
Fresno, California 93728
559-237-3223
One hundred ninety students and community members attended the forum“Talk Radio And Hate Crimes: Is There A Connection?” on November 15th at Fresno City College.
Social psychologist Dr. Becky Slaton summarizes research on the effects of persuasion and propaganda and explaines the psychological processes involved in hate crimes. She reports that perpetrators of hate crimes tend to think that society sanctions their actions, a belief that may be reinforced through the persuasive techniques of talk show hosts.
Part 1 - Dr. Peg Mericle - Introduction
To be posted
Part 2 - Captain Rene Martin, Fresno Police Department - What is Hate Crime?
To be posted
Part 3 - Dr. Becky Slaton - Persuasion and Perception of Social Sanctioning
Part 4 - Professor Rueben Scott - Inflexible Thinking
To be posted
Part 5 - Ken Kay - Freedom of Expression and Personal Responsibility
To be posted
Part 6 - Jim Bartram - Persuasion Works
To be posted
Part 7 - Ghassan AbulGhanam - The Myth of the Clash of Cultures
To be posted
Part 8 - Questions and Answers - They Used To Throw Christians to the Lions
To be posted
Talk Radio and Hate Crimes: Is There a Connection Monday 26 Nov 2001
http://www.indybay.org/2001/11/110390.php
For more information:
http://home.fresnoprogressive.net/~fresnop...
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