Immunizing against Prejudice: Effects of Disease Protection on Attitudes toward out-Groups
Contemporary interpersonal biases are partially derived from psychological mechanisms that evolved to protect people against the threat of contagious disease. This behavioral immune system effectively promotes disease avoidance but also results in an overgeneralized prejudice toward people who are n...
Glavni autori: | Ackerman, Joshua, Huang, Julie Y., Sedlovskaya, Alexandra, Bargh, John A. |
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Daljnji autori: | Sloan School of Management |
Format: | Članak |
Jezik: | en_US |
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Sage Publications/Association for Psychological Science
2013
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Online pristup: | http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/77620 |
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Social psychology; social influence, attitude change, group processes, and prejudice
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