Confronting Student Prejudice with "Mario Kart" Nintendo Wii*
2010; University of Kansas; Linguagem: Inglês
10.17161/str.1808.10074
ISSN2469-8466
AutoresAnna E. Kosloski, Bridget K. Welch,
Tópico(s)Sports, Gender, and Society
ResumoThis paper explores the use of "Mario Kart" Nintendo Wii as cause of prejudice.Participating students were randomly placed into two "Mario Kart" Nintendo Wii tournaments.Students then competed as team members and ranked personality traits for their team (in-group) and the opposing team (out-group).Discussion of the results focused on the role of competition in creating in-group/out-group biases and how this relates to prejudice.Results from a pre-test/post-test quiz indicated that students understood these concepts more clearly after the tournaments were held.Furthermore, those who participated improved their scores more than those who did not participate in the tournaments.
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