This systematic review includes a narrative synthesis and meta‐analysis of research on the
associations between primarily non‐autistic people's characteristics and their attitudes …

Through individual-to-group generalisation, information about individual members of
stigmatised social groups changes the outgroup judgment. This article reports meta-analytic …

Growing evidence suggests that intergroup contact, psychology's most-researched
paradigm for reducing prejudice, has the “ironic” effect of reducing support for social change …

This paper examines anti-Muslim sentiment in America. Existing research has documented
rising hostility to Muslims in Western countries, but has been much less clear about what …

This study examines the interplay of positive and negative intergroup contact with majority
group members from the perspective of ethnic minority youth. Taking a social identity …

Not many Kiai have thoughts about multiculturalism. Kiai M. Sholeh Bahruddin and Kiai
Abdullah Syam are considered unique because they have multicultural Islamic thoughts and …

Our study examined factors associated with transphobia with a particular focus on the
interrelations between religious fundamentalism and contact to impact transphobia. We …

This study examines the relationship between interreligious contact and negative attitudes
towards the religious out-group. It uses unique survey data collected by the authors among …

Although numerous studies have documented the robust effect of positive intergroup contact
experiences in reducing prejudice and improving positive attitudes towards outgroups …

How did COVID-19 related movement restrictions impact sentiment toward refugees?
Existing theories offer conflicting answers. On the one hand, contact theories suggest that …