Nonverbal communication and prejudice & discrimination.
Nonverbal communication is an interpersonal relations aspect of social psychology that explains the way people use non-linguistic means (for example, visual, kinesthetic, tactile, and auditory) to transfer information between each other.
Prejudice and discrimination are common topics in social psychology because they identify the existence of negative attitudes toward members of a group with particular characteristics such as skin color or gender.
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