Alleviating Prejudice and Hate: The Strategies of Virginia Satir

Author: Novak, Sandy

Source: The Satir Journal, Volume 1, Number 1, 2006 , pp. 65-80(16)

Publisher: Satir Institute of the Pacific

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Abstract:

The author offers her experience of growing up with prejudice as a child in a mixed-racial neighborhood in Milwaukee. Now a trainer in the Satir model, she offers how Virginia Satir connected prejudice to the erroneous hierarchical paradigm about human beings and their relationships. Through a recorded session, the author demonstrates how Satir connected these beliefs to feelings of vulnerability and low self-esteem with a client. This transformational strategy is compared to contemporary social psychology research on transforming prejudice.

Keywords: SATIR; PREJUDICE; SOCIAL LEARNING; RECATEGORIZATION

Document Type: Research article

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