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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"intergroup processes"”.
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Interreligious dialogue in the religious styles perspective: a qualitative analysis of instrumental cases
… to describe the nuanced role of religion in intergroup processes in major theoretical frameworks. Purposeful sampling (Patton, 2005) of 20 cases were selected from archival data of Faith Development Interviews (Streib & Keller, 2018) collected as part of the Developmental change in …
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Asylum seekers in the UK: a social psychological understanding of a moral panic
… theory was used to explore psychological processes underpinning UK host receptivity to moral panic discourse, and the social and psychological impact on the asylum seekers labelled as 'folk devils'. The research was based on a quantitative content analysis of 415 UK national newspaper …
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Women’s Experience of Psychological Homelessness and Identity Management: A Portfolio of Research and Therapeutic Practice
… research examines the personal meaning making processes and the implications for research and practice. Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis was used to explore several emergent themes which centre on intra-psychic, interpersonal and intergroup processes as well as the subjective …
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Understanding the Role of Emotions in Mediated Intergroup Threat: A Cultivation and Appraisal Theory Approach
… sought to extend research in mediated intergroup communication by examining the role of emotion in producing intergroup bias. Two studies were guided by social identity theory, appraisal-based theories of emotion, and cultivation theory. Study 1 surveyed 254 adults, recruited through …
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Seeing the good and bad in culture: An exploration of the construct of cultural complexity
… associated with variables conducive to positive intergroup contact (e.g., cultural humility). Study 2 was an experimental study that provided evidence suggesting that cultural complexity attenuated intergroup bias, especially outgroup derogation, when people’s group identity was threatened. Study …
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The Dark Duo: Exploring Change and Tokenism in Colonial Ideologies
Inequality between coloniser and Indigenous groups in settler colonial contexts is reinforced by two colonial ideologies—historical negation, which relegates the responsibility to address colonial injustices to the past, and symbolic exclusion, which marginalises the Indigenous culture from the …