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Non-psychiatric physicians' learning experiences from past psychiatric training in Japan: a qualitative pilot study with intergroup contact theory approach. [PDF]

BMC Med Educ
Matsuzaka Y, Kawakami C, Nomura O, Saiki T.   +3 more
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Side messages, side effects: Justifying infection prevention but fuelling social polarisation. [PDF]

SSM Popul Health
Kobayashi T, Murakami M, Miura A.
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There, but not there: older people in anti-ageism interventions. [PDF]

Gerontologist
Morrow-Howell N, Li S, Li A, Wininger C, Galucia N, Carpenter BD.   +5 more
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An Internet-Delivered Intervention to Reduce LGBTQ+ Prejudice Among Romanian Teachers: Randomized Controlled Trial. [PDF]

JMIR Hum Factors
Sălăgean N, Latu IM, Larsen TMB, Isbășoiu AB, Sava FA.   +4 more
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Cross-Group Friendships and Intergroup Attitudes

Personality and Social Psychology Review, 2011
This work identifies how cross-group friendships are conceptualized and measured in intergroup research, investigates which operationalizations yield the strongest effects on intergroup attitudes, explores potential moderators, and discusses the theoretical importance of the findings.
Linda R Tropp, Arthur Aron, Thomas F Pettigrew   +2 more
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Intergroup contact and intergroup attitudes: a longitudinal study

European Journal of Social Psychology, 2006
AbstractA longitudinal study (N = 109) of interschool contact and attitudes was conducted to test Allport's (1954) Contact Hypothesis and Brown and Hewstone's (2005) addendum to it on the moderating role of typicality in the contact‐attitude relationship.
Rupert Brown, Anja Eller, Sarah Leeds, Kim Stace   +3 more
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Stuck on Intergroup Attitudes: The Need to Shift Gears to Change Intergroup Behaviors

Perspectives on Psychological Science, 2023
Decades of research on how to improve intergroup relations have primarily examined ways to change prejudiced attitudes. However, this focus on negative intergroup attitudes has yielded few effective solutions. Because intergroup relations are shaped by behavior during intergroup interactions, it is necessary to identify constructs that have a strong ...
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Intergroup Boundaries and Attitudes

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2013
Many prejudice reduction strategies involve linking the self to outgroup members. We tested the novel question of whether establishing a potent link with a single outgroup member can reduce explicit and implicit prejudice toward the outgroup as a whole.
Jill E, Gulker, Margo J, Monteith
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Children's Intergroup Relations and Attitudes

2016
The existence of warm, intimate, supportive, and egalitarian relationships between members of differing social outgroups is likely, at the societal level, to facilitate cooperation and cohesion, and at the individual level, to promote positive social, educational, and occupational outcomes.
Rebecca S, Bigler, John M, Rohrbach, Kiara L, Sanchez   +2 more
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