Dominant Group Members in Intergroup Interaction : Safety or Vulnerability in Numbers ?  

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Vorauer, Jacquie D.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/pspc) vol. 29 no. 4 (2003), page 498-511.
Topik: VULNERABILITY; intergroup contact; prejudice; metaperceptions
Fulltext: 498PSPB294.pdf (110.17KB)

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An experiment examined how low - and high - prejudice dominant group members’ (LPs’ and HPs’) reactions to intergroup contact were affected by whether they were accompanied by fellow ingroup members who exhibited prejudice - relevant behaviour. Participants answered questions alone or in a group and then estimated how they were viewed by an observer who was an ingroup or an outgroup member. HPs believed that they were viewed more negatively by an outgroup member in the individual than the group condition. LPs showed the opposite effect, which led them to evaluate the outgroup member more negatively in the group condition. All participants in the group condition expected an outgroup member to exaggerate their similarity to the other ingroup members present, and LPs evaluated the other ingroup members more negatively when the observer was an outgroup member. The results suggest that intergroup attitudes guide the types of intergroup contact situations that are experienced most positively.

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