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Paul Cameron, author of 'Children of Homosexuals and Transsexuals More Apt to be Homosexual' (Cameron, 2006) is chairman of the Family Research Institute (FRI), a conservative organization whose mandate is to preserve 'America's historic moral framework and the traditional family' (http://www.familyresearchinst.org/; accessed 18th June 2006). The FRI states that research in scientific journals is needed to prove that 'homosexuality is a public health threat and a clear and present danger to our civilization' (http://www.familyresearchinst.org/Default.aspx?tabid = 145; accessed 18th June 2006).

Intro -- THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MODERN PREJUDICE -- NOTICE TO THE READER -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- AND SO THE PENDULUM SWINGS: A FRAMEWORK FOR CONCEPTUALIZING THE CAUSES OF PREJUDICE -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- The Pendulum Framework -- Quadrant 1: Maladjusted People -- Summary: Themes and Interventions -- Quadrant 2: Threat-Sensitive and Cognitively Rigid People -- Summary: Themes and Intervention -- Quadrant 3: Competitive Contexts and Status Quo Perpetuation -- Summary: Themes and Interventions -- Quadrant 4: Aggravated Conflict and Mortality Contexts -- Summary: Themes and Interventions -- CONCLUSION -- Utility of the Pendulum Framework -- Future Directions and Reflections -- REFERENCES -- COGNITIVE CONSISTENCY AND THE RELATION BETWEEN IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT PREJUDICE: RECONCEPTUALIZING OLD-FASHIONED, MODERN, AND AVERSIVE PREJUDICE -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- FORMS OF PREJUDICE -- PROCESSES UNDERLYING EVALUATION -- Associative Versus Propositional Processes -- Cognitive Consistency -- RECONCEPTUALIZING FORMS OF PREJUDICE -- EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE -- Application to Racial Prejudice Using the Implicit Association Test -- Application to Racial Prejudice Using the Affect Misattribution Procedure -- Application to Weight Prejudice Using the Sequential Priming Task -- SUMMARY -- IMPLICATIONS OF THE MODEL -- Motivation to Control Prejudice -- Alternative Strategies for Maintaining Cognitive Consistency -- The Fourth Case -- Modern Weight Prejudice -- A New Perspective on Subtle Forms of Prejudice -- Strategies for Prejudice Reduction -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- POLITICAL ORIENTATION AND CONTEMPORARY RACISM IN AMERICA -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- THE KING AND SIMPSON CASES -- OUR INITIAL STUDY -- THE INTEGRATED MODEL OF RACISM -- OUR SUBSEQUENT STUDIES -- LIBERALS AND AVERSIVE RACISM -- Physiological Arousal -- Excuses.