Contact is the most effective in reducing prejudice at the individual level when it is combined with:

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Intergroup cooperation among individuals of equal status has been found to be the most effective way of reducing prejudice at the individual level, especially when combined with contact. This allows people to work together on common goals and can lead to positive relationships and a decrease in negative stereotypes. Pleasant background stimuli or factors that increase physiological arousal and participation in team sports may have some positive effects, but they are not as effective as intergroup cooperation. Belief training and increased economic rewards have limited evidence of effectiveness in reducing prejudice at the individual level.

Contact Is the Most Effective in Reducing Prejudice at the Individual