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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Societal Discrimination"”.

  1. Disentangling Discrimination: The Impact of Political and Societal Discrimination on Democratic (Dis)Engagement

    How does discrimination impact the political behaviors of racial and ethnic minority groups in democratic societies? Are all types of discrimination the same? The direct relationship between discrimination and behavior is surprisingly understudied. The few studies that have focused on this topic …

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  2. Perceived intentionality of societal discrimination as a moderator of preference for and effectiveness of approaches to difference

    … a novel measure of perceived intentionality of societal discrimination and demonstrates its value in predicting individuals' preference for and the effectiveness of different approaches to improving intergroup relations. Study 1 creates and validates a measure of perceived intentionality of …

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  3. Walking on the Red Brick Path: A Portrait of African-American Women's Experiences with the Built Environment of a Predominantly White Institution

    … social, and cultural context of American societal discrimination based on race and gender still remain in the built educational environment. In order to center the voices, experiences, and perceptions of African-American women within a predominantly white community, this study uses a …

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