The phenomenology of being a target of prejudice.

Explore this paper's citation graph

Summary

In response in perceived prejudice, subjects evaluated themselves more favorably on positive traits underlying the Jewish stereotype and indicated less "social affection" when one of the prejudiced opponents constituted the audience for their self-presentation.

Type
article
Published
1975-11-01
Cited by
176
References
7

Keywords

Psychology, Social psychology, Affection, Prejudice (legal term), Sadness

References

Cited by

Related papers