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• Qualitative research: Conducting interviews and focus groups to gain in-depth insights into the experiences and perspectives of individuals with different levels of education.

To narrow the topic for research, one could focus on:

• A specific type of prejudice: Such as racism, sexism, homophobia, or religious intolerance.
• A particular educational context: Such as primary education, higher education, or specific educational programs (e.g., diversity and inclusion training).
• The role of specific educational factors: Such as critical thinking skills, exposure to diverse perspectives, or the quality of education received.

For example:

• “The impact of critical thinking skills development on reducing racial prejudice among college students.”
• “Examining the relationship between teacher education and the development of inclusive classroom environments for students with disabilities.”
• “The role of cultural awareness training in reducing implicit bias among healthcare professionals.”

By narrowing the focus, researchers can conduct more in-depth and targeted investigations into the complex relationship between education and prejudice.