Is One’s Own Ethnic Prejudice Always Subtle? The Inconsistency of Prejudice Endorsement and Prejudice Awareness Depends on Self-Related Egalitarian Standards and Motivations

IF 4.6 Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, BIOMATERIALS
Karolina Fetz, T. Müller
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Abstract In light of current egalitarian norms, it seems intuitive to assume that people endorsing ethnically prejudicial beliefs are largely unaware of their xenophobic content. However, a cognitive consistency perspective would suggest that individuals with low anti-prejudice standards might care less if their opinions are prejudiced. Corroborating this idea, Study 1 (N = 919) reveals that intra-individually the endorsement of prejudicial beliefs was negatively related to their evaluation as xenophobic (prejudice awareness), but more so among individuals with strong self-related egalitarian standards. Study 2 (N = 1,201) replicates these findings and shows that egalitarian standards salience led to a stronger negative association between prejudice endorsement and awareness. This suggests that low-egalitarians are less suitable targets for awareness-raising components of anti-prejudice interventions.
一个人的种族偏见总是微妙的吗?偏见认同与偏见意识的不一致依赖于自我相关的平等标准和动机
摘要根据当前的平等主义规范,人们似乎直观地认为,支持种族偏见信仰的人在很大程度上不知道他们的仇外内容。然而,从认知一致性的角度来看,反偏见标准低的人可能不太在乎自己的观点是否有偏见。研究1(N)证实了这一观点 = 919)揭示,在个体内部,对偏见信仰的认可与他们的仇外评价(偏见意识)呈负相关,但在具有强烈的自我相关平等标准的个体中更是如此。研究2(N = 1201)复制了这些发现,并表明平等主义标准的显著性导致了偏见认可和意识之间更强的负面联系。这表明,低平等主义者不太适合作为反偏见干预措施中提高认识的组成部分。
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ACS Applied Bio Materials
ACS Applied Bio Materials Chemistry-Chemistry (all)
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