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Religious affiliation reduces the impact of existential anxiety on intergroup attitudes

2011
Reminders of death are known to increase prejudice. However, being religious may be an effective buffer against this effect. Supporting this hypothesis, two studies showed that death reminders increased prejudice only for non-religious participants.
Newheiser A., VOCI, ALBERTO, Hewstone M.
openaire   +1 more source

Imagining Intergroup Contact Can Combat Mental Health Stigma by Reducing Anxiety, Avoidance and Negative Stereotyping

Journal of Social Psychology, 2012
Sofia Stathi   +2 more
exaly  

English Proficiency, Identity, Anxiety, and Intergroup Attitudes: US Americans’ Perceptions of Chinese

Journal of Intercultural Communication Research, 2016
Makiko Imamura, Yan Bing Zhang
exaly  

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