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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"justification-suppression model"”.

  1. Personal accounts for religious prejudice in Christians

    … than one’s own, is limited. Grounded in the justification-suppression model of prejudice, the present study attempted to identify personal justifications (i.e., rationales facilitating the experience and/or expression of prejudice) underlying religious prejudice and examine their ability to …

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  2. Identifying and evaluating factors that enhance former offenders' hiring-related outcomes

    … bias in hiring. Crandall and Eshleman's (2003) justification-suppression model (JSM) posits that such prejudicial attitudes can be suppressed. Guided by the JSM theoretical framework, the current two-study project was designed to (1) identify prejudice suppression factors that might increase …

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  3. “GOD HATES FAGS”—THE USE OF RELIGION AS JUSTIFICATION FOR PREJUDICE TOWARDS HOMOSEXUALS

    … proposed the possibility that religion can be a justification rather than source of homonegativity. That is, although religion typically is seen as the source of prejudice towards LGBT+ people, I argued that this relationship might work in reverse. I examined under which conditions this “reverse” …

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