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Online Contact and Intergroup Conflict Resolution
2017People 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. In many cases these forms of behavior lead to intergroup conflict.
Yair Amichai-Hamburger, Shir Etgar
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Communication Studies, 2023
Along with Saudi women’s increased presence and participation in mixed-gender workforces and the current government’s reform initiative, Saudi Vision 2030, their communication opportunities with male coworkers have also increased.
Yan Bing Zhang +2 more
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Along with Saudi women’s increased presence and participation in mixed-gender workforces and the current government’s reform initiative, Saudi Vision 2030, their communication opportunities with male coworkers have also increased.
Yan Bing Zhang +2 more
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The Role of Contact Richness in Mediated Intergroup Contact: A Test of the Contact Space Framework
Mass Communication & Society, 2021Intergroup contact varies in richness of the experience, yet the effect of contact richness has not been systematically examined. This paper experimentally tested whether and how different levels of mediated contact richness—afforded by different forms ...
Nuri Kim, Myojung Chung
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2023
The contact hypothesis postulates that, under the right conditions, intergroup contact can positively affect intergroup relations and so has the potential for beneficial effects in society. Since the original statement of the contact hypothesis, there has been a fundamental change in how people communicate, with online rather than face-to-face ...
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The contact hypothesis postulates that, under the right conditions, intergroup contact can positively affect intergroup relations and so has the potential for beneficial effects in society. Since the original statement of the contact hypothesis, there has been a fundamental change in how people communicate, with online rather than face-to-face ...
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Journal of Sex Research, 2022
Bisexual individuals are invisible sexual minorities, who face prejudice and “double discrimination” from both heterosexual and sexual minority communities. Despite this, little empirical research has examined bisexual prejudice reduction.
Amaani H. Hatoum, F. White
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Bisexual individuals are invisible sexual minorities, who face prejudice and “double discrimination” from both heterosexual and sexual minority communities. Despite this, little empirical research has examined bisexual prejudice reduction.
Amaani H. Hatoum, F. White
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Communication Quarterly
This study explores the influence of vicarious mediated intergroup contact on individuals’ perceptions of in-group and out-group members, with a focus on observing interactions between domestic and international students.
Mina Choi +3 more
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This study explores the influence of vicarious mediated intergroup contact on individuals’ perceptions of in-group and out-group members, with a focus on observing interactions between domestic and international students.
Mina Choi +3 more
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Social psychology quarterly
Previous research generally suggests that increased racial-ethnic intergroup contact can reduce prejudice. Most studies, however, have examined the effects of contact within one social domain, that is, the specific context in which contact occurs.
Monique D. A. Kelly, D. Arendse
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Previous research generally suggests that increased racial-ethnic intergroup contact can reduce prejudice. Most studies, however, have examined the effects of contact within one social domain, that is, the specific context in which contact occurs.
Monique D. A. Kelly, D. Arendse
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The Effects of Intergroup Contact on Ableist Perceptions
Journal of Interpersonal Relations, Intergroup Relations and IdentitySince the 1920s, societal status for people with disabilities in the United States has risen dramatically, as stigma and prejudice surrounding disability has decreased. However, ableism is still prevalent.
Celia Tillery +2 more
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2019
Supplemental Material, PWQ_Tropp_Table-for-Online-Supplement for Are White Women Showing Up for Racial Justice? Intergroup Contact, Closeness to People Targeted by Prejudice, and Collective Action by Linda R.
Tropp, Linda R., Uluğ, Özden Melis
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Supplemental Material, PWQ_Tropp_Table-for-Online-Supplement for Are White Women Showing Up for Racial Justice? Intergroup Contact, Closeness to People Targeted by Prejudice, and Collective Action by Linda R.
Tropp, Linda R., Uluğ, Özden Melis
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Journalism
The digitalization of media creates an environment for users to engage in indirect contact with outgroup members whom they would otherwise not make contact with in real life.
Wufan Jia, L. Fu, Y. Dai, Zhiya Zuo
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The digitalization of media creates an environment for users to engage in indirect contact with outgroup members whom they would otherwise not make contact with in real life.
Wufan Jia, L. Fu, Y. Dai, Zhiya Zuo
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