Brixton Riots (1981) These are scenes from the Brixton Riots of 1981

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Brixton Riots (1981) These are scenes from the Brixton Riots of 1981 11 April, 1981

Brixton Riots (1981) What social groups are apparent in the images? 5000 people involved

Brixton Riots (1981) What social representations would be held by the different groups about each other? 279 police officers injured, 45 members of public injured Brixton Riots (1981)

Brixton Riots (1981) What do you think triggered the violence? Over 100 vehicles burned out including 456 police cars Brixton Riots (1981)

Brixton Riots (1981) How did socio-economic factors, group identity and social situation affect individual behaviour? Over 150 building damaged, 30 set on fire

Brixton Riots (1981) How would being identifiable to other 82 arrests Brixton Riots (1981) How would being identifiable to other in/out-group members affect individual behaviour

Brixton Riots (1981) How do you think Brixton’s social history affects the social representations and self concept of young people in Brixton today

Brixton Riots (1981) How might social psychologists research these themes?

What might social psychologists suggest as a way of reducing inter-group conflict in the town? Brixton Riots (1981)

Brixton Race Riots (1981) What might social psychologists suggest to improve the social representations of teenagers in Brixton and the surrounding areas? Brixton Race Riots (1981)