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The Effects of Threats to External Control Sources on Racial Prejudice
Presentation Type
Poster Presentation (Electronic Copy Not Available)
Keywords
Identification (Religion); Racism;
Abstract
Participants were primed with a religious identity threat or a religious identity threat with compensatory control and then completed modern racism and racial threat measures. Threatening religious identity alone does not appear to increase racial prejudice, but when paired with lack of government support, threat from racial outgroups increases.
Start Date
1-4-2015 12:00 PM
End Date
1-4-2015 2:00 PM
Faculty Advisor
Nicholas Schwab
Department
Department of Psychology
Copyright
© 2015 Salomi Adaldia, Kristin Broussard, Zheng Li
File Format
application/pdf
Embargo Date
3-15-2015
The Effects of Threats to External Control Sources on Racial Prejudice
Participants were primed with a religious identity threat or a religious identity threat with compensatory control and then completed modern racism and racial threat measures. Threatening religious identity alone does not appear to increase racial prejudice, but when paired with lack of government support, threat from racial outgroups increases.
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