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Kuchenbrandt D, Eyssel FA. Who benefits from imagined intergroup contact? Contact experiences moderate the effects of imagined contact on intergroup bias.
Eyssel, Friederike Anne ; https://orcid.org/ +1 more
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Kuchenbrandt D, Eyssel FA. When imagined contact leads to intergroup trust and empathy: the role of self-disclosure in imagined intergroup contact.
Eyssel, Friederike Anne ; https://orcid.org/ +1 more
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Imagined contact with atypical outgroup members that are anti-normative within their group can reduce prejudice [PDF]
Can imagining contact with anti-normative outgroup members be an effective tool for improving intergroup relations? Extant theories predict greatest prejudice reduction following contact with typical outgroup members.
Giner-Sorolla, Roger +11 more
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Imagined intergroup contact leads to intergroup contact-seeking behavior
Kuchenbrandt D, Eyssel FA, Reichelt B, Bortz D, Adrian MA. Imagined intergroup contact leads to intergroup contact-seeking behavior. In: Ansorge U, Kirchler E, Lamm C, Leder H, eds.
Lamm, Claus +8 more
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Imagining optimal intergroup contact: Facilitating factors of imagined contact
Kuchenbrandt D, Eyssel FA. Imagining optimal intergroup contact: Facilitating factors of imagined contact. Presented at the 3.
Eyssel, Friederike Anne ; https://orcid.org/ +1 more
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'Gringos' in Mexico: Cross-sectional and longitudinal effects of language school-promoted contact on intergroup bias. [PDF]
: A longitudinal field study examined Pettigrew's (1998) intergroup contact theory and Gaertner et al.'s (2000) Common Ingroup Identity Model (CIIM).
Eller, Anja Daniela +3 more
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Individuals across social groups use social media every day. However, it remains unclear whether social media helps build relationships or reinforces prejudice across social groups.
Alexandra S. Hinck, Caleb T. Carr
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Past research has ascertained the benefits of involuntary, “forced” exposure to positive imagined contact. This research explored determinants and consequences of actively chosen imagined contact in a setting of entrenched intergroup conflict.
Shenel Husnu +3 more
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Imagined intergroup contact: The role of categorization
We tested whether imagined intergroup contact can improve intergroup behavior among elementary school children. Results revealed that Italian children who imagined an intergroup encounter displayed more positive prosocial behavior than those in a control
GIOVANNINI, Dino +6 more
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Reducing Prejudice with (Elaborated) Imagined and Physical Intergroup Contact Interventions [PDF]
We evaluated whether elaborated imagined contact (EIC) and physical contact interactions reduced prejudice. British community adults (n=42) participated in two sessions at least one week apart.
Hodson, G +5 more
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