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The Cognitive Background of Six Hindu Caste Groups regarding the Low Caste Untouchables

R. Rath Department of Psychology, Utkal University, India
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N. C. Sircar Department of Psychology, Utkal University, India
Pages 295-306 | Received 08 Jan 1960, Published online: 30 Jun 2010

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SantokhS. Anant. (1970) Caste Prejudice and its Perception by harijans. The Journal of Social Psychology 82:2, pages 165-172.
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R. Rath & N.C. Sircar. (1960) The Mental Pictures of Six Hindu Caste Groups about Each Other as Reflected in Verbal Stereotypes. The Journal of Social Psychology 51:2, pages 277-293.
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