The longitudinal interplay between acculturation and intergroup contact in adolescence. [PDF]
Illy LJ +4 more
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The "Bright Side" of Identity Fusion: Promoting Intentions to Engage in Intergroup Prosocial Behavior. [PDF]
Shen J +5 more
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Effects of a brief sexual-orientation-focused instructional intervention incorporating critical-thinking elements on immediate self-reported prejudice against lesbians and gay men: Baseline-adjusted evidence from a randomized experiment. [PDF]
Zheng Q, Cao Y, Niu B, Hu X.
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State-level pathogen prevalence is associated with fewer interracial marriages and more racially restrictive dating preferences. [PDF]
Freeman JD, Kusano K, Schug J.
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Online intergroup contact: the role of Allport’s conditions for majority and minority group members
Online interactions have become central in today’s digital age. Importantly, they provide social psychologists with new tools to tackle prejudice reduction among different social groups. Initial evidence shows that online contact has the potential to reduce conflicts between majority and minority groups.
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Experimental tests of the tertiary transfer effect of intergroup contact: Addressing valence, prototypicality and moderators. [PDF]
Demirgünes EA +3 more
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Reducing prejudice and addressing inequalities with intergroup contact
Recent research on intergroup contact has shown that contact, instead of promoting greater intergroup equality, may in some conditions have unintended effects on social change and collective action intentions, both among disadvantaged and advantaged ...
Vezzali, Loris +5 more
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Conditional belonging under institutional ambiguity: narratives of Sudanese asylum seekers in Eilat, Israel. [PDF]
Beja Weinberg K, Maldonado MA, Moyano M.
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A comparative multi-method re-analysis of the longitudinal evidence for causal intergroup contact effects on attitudes. [PDF]
Friehs MT +26 more
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A conditional threat-regulation model: When deliberative processing of ongoing threat reduces intergroup bias. [PDF]
Tadmor CT, Chao MM, Hong YY, Cai LY.
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