One of the most recent developments in the realm of intergroup relations is that of the
gateway group notion. This conceptual framework addresses the potential of groups with …

Research on dual identity focuses mainly on how dual identifiers feel and behave, and on
the reactions they elicit from others. In this article we test an unexplored aspect of dual …

Gateway Groups are characterized by a unique social categorization which enables them to
be identified with two or more groups within the context of intergroup relations. Due to their …

Decades of research in social identity have shown that people instinctively hold positive
attitudes towards ingroup members and negative attitudes towards outgroup members …

Research on race homophily in the United States has yet to meaningfully include the
growing multiracial population. The present study confronts this challenge by drawing upon …

This article argues that blacks should reject integration on self-protective and solidarity
grounds. It distinguishes two aspects of black devaluation: a 'stigmatization'aspect that has …

Descendants of migrants often feel belonging to the ethnic minority group of their parents
and the national group (ie, dual identifiers). If second‐generation migrants are recognized …

Declaration of Originality I hereby declare that I have not submitted the dissertation entitled
“Between Rejection and Coping: The Consolidation of Turkish Identity in Germany” either in …

Intergroup behavior involves the feelings, perceptions, beliefs, and actions that groups and
their members have toward another group and its members. It frequently involves various …

The past generation has seen a dramatic rise in multiracial populations and a consequent
increase in exposure to individuals who challenge monolithic racial categories. We examine …