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School desegregation did not work as well as many people hoped, in part because some teachers believed that black children were inferior, and therefore treated them differently in the classroom. for example, they did not call on black students and did not ask black students for their opinions. this is an example of a violation of which necessary condition for intergroup contact to work?

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When teachers did not call on black students and did not ask black students for their opinions, this was an example of a violation of the following necessary condition for intergroup contact to work:

  • Equal status

What necessary condition for intergroup contact was violated in this case?

The necessary condition for intergroup contact that was violated in the situation whereby the teachers did not ask the opinion of the black students is equal status. The teachers in this case made the students feel left out and as not belonging to the same group of students.

Some of the conditions that are necessary for the viability of intergroup contacts include the view of one another as equals, cooperation among one and all, the establishment of common goals, and support for superior authorities. The view of black children as inferior eliminated every condition of equality. So, this important condition was neglected in the case described above.

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