Before revision: Belief congruence was first proposed by Milton Rokeach in 1960, ‘ belief is more important than ethnic or racial membership as a determinant of social discrimination ’ – that prejudice arises from how people react to differences, or lack of congruence in belief systems, not just based on inter-group memberships.
After revision: Belief congruence was first proposed by Milton Rokeach in 1960, ' belief is more important than ethnic or racial membership as a determinant of social discrimination ' – that prejudice arises from how people react to differences, or lack of congruence in belief systems, not just based on inter-group memberships.