Ethnic and racial intergroup attitudes are assumed to develop due to the influence of
socialization contexts. However, there is still little longitudinal evidence supporting this …

This article explores the causal effect of personal contact with ethnic minorities on majority
members' views on immigration, immigrants' work ethics, and support for lower social …

PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH AND PHOTOVOICE was used to examine 20 Black
students' perceptions of campus racial climate within residential learning communities …

The current study enhances the understanding of campus climate for religious and
worldview diversity by examining how non-Muslim college students perceive Muslims and …

The present study reports on the relations between multicultural personality and ethnic
tolerance via associations with cross-group friendship in a sample of Portuguese university …

Social psychologists typically conceptualize intergroup processes in terms of unequal pairs
of social categories, such as an advantaged majority (eg,'Whites') and a disadvantaged …

Ideologies are most successful (or most dangerous) when they become common sense-
when they become widely accepted, taken-forgranted truths-because these truths …

College campuses are becoming increasingly racially diverse and may provide an optimal
setting for the reduction of racial stereotypes and prejudices perpetuated in society. To better …

This article utilizes moderated mediation analyses to explore whether the relations between
parental ethnic-racial socialization (PERS) dimensions and social attitudes differ across …

According to the pets as ambassadors hypothesis, contact with pets can promote more
positive attitudes toward animals in general and serve as a springboard toward concerns for …