Positive and negative intergroup contact: interaction not asymmetry

Positive and negative intergroup contact: interaction not asymmetry

This research reports a novel investigation into the comparative effects of positive and negative direct and extended intergroup contact on intergroup orientations. It tested the generality of the positive–negative asymmetry effect among majority (N = 357) and minority (N = 101) group members in Ice...

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Main Authors:	Árnadóttir, K, Lolliot, S, Brown, R, Hewstone, M
Format:	Journal article
Published:	Wiley 2018

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