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Intergroup Contact Through Online Comments: Effects of Direct and Extended Contact on Outgroup Attitudes [PDF]
Computers in Human Behavior, 2018 This study contributes to the still limited evidence on the effects of online intergroup contact. We conceptualize online contact as occurring through users’ comments online, an easy and accessible venue for intergroup encounters.
Magdalena Wojcieszak, Nuri Kim
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International Journal of Intercultural RelationsWhile intergroup contact in online contexts has been acknowledged as effective in reducing stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination, i.e. intergroup bias, the underlying processes remain unclear.
Tiziana Mancini +2 more
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Variations in Subjective Definitions of Everyday Situations as Intergroup Contact [PDF]
British Journal of Social Psychology, 2020 Intergroup contact encompasses a wide range of contact situations. Yet, how ‘contact’ is conceptualized by those involved has rarely been examined. We argue that understanding the range of subjective definitions of contact is important for intergroup ...
Tina Frieda Keil, Miriam Koschate
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International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 2021 Abstract Since Allport’s optimal conditions for reducing prejudice by interpersonal contact were defined, numerous empirical studies have confirmed the efficacy of intergroup contact in reducing prejudice towards outgroups. Given that the Internet is changing the way people communicate and interact daily, it is very possible that the Web plays an ...
Luca Caricati +2 more
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Intergroup Attitudes and Interpersonal Relationships in Online Contact Between Groups in Conflict
Journal of Global Information Technology Management, 2021This exploratory study examined changes in intergroup attitudes and interpersonal relationships between members of virtual groups from diverse and conflicting backgrounds in an intergroup contact p...
Elaine Hoter
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Psicologia sociale, 2022
Scholars interested in studying the effects of online intergroup contact on reducing prejudice are increasing. However, there is still a lack of evidence on the implications of the Self. The present study aims to fill this gap, considering the Dialogical Self as theoretical framework.
Imperato C., Mancini T.
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Scholars interested in studying the effects of online intergroup contact on reducing prejudice are increasing. However, there is still a lack of evidence on the implications of the Self. The present study aims to fill this gap, considering the Dialogical Self as theoretical framework.
Imperato C., Mancini T.
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2013
This chapter examines the literature on intergroup contact as a means of reducing bias among rival groups in conflict. The basis is the Contact Hypothesis the leading theory in the field which specifies the conditions for successful intergroup contact in face to face settings.
Yair Amichai-Hamburger
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This chapter examines the literature on intergroup contact as a means of reducing bias among rival groups in conflict. The basis is the Contact Hypothesis the leading theory in the field which specifies the conditions for successful intergroup contact in face to face settings.
Yair Amichai-Hamburger
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Social PsychologyAbstract: Language proficiency and contact with host society members are crucial for migrant newcomer integration. We investigated how positive intergroup contact with one language buddy may facilitate the integration of newcomers. One hundred nineteen newcomers who participated in Kletsmaatjes, a Dutch online language buddy program, participated in a
Sabine Otten, Liesbet Heyse, Nina Hansen
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Online Contact and Intergroup Conflict Resolution
2017Abstract People tend to divide the world into categories. One of them is the group of people I belong to (the ingroup) and the group I do not belong to (the outgroup). People have a tendency to stereotype the outgroup and behave toward it with prejudice and discrimination.
Yair Amichai-Hamburger, Shir Etgar
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European Journal of Psychology of Education
Narrative texts may represent a specific form of indirect contact, i.e., vicarious contact between the members of different groups. The present study introduces an online reading intervention promoting intergroup trust between children from the majority Czech population and the Vietnamese minority, reducing their perceived social distance and ...
Simona Oľhová +2 more
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Narrative texts may represent a specific form of indirect contact, i.e., vicarious contact between the members of different groups. The present study introduces an online reading intervention promoting intergroup trust between children from the majority Czech population and the Vietnamese minority, reducing their perceived social distance and ...
Simona Oľhová +2 more
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