The role of comparative victim beliefs in predicting support for hostile versus prosocial intergroup outcomes
Johanna Ray Vollhardt; J. Christopher Cohrs; Zsolt Péter Szabó; Mikołaj Winiewski; Michelle Sinayobye Twali; Eliana Hadjiandreou, and Andrew McNeill · 2021
Catalogue summary
Across Armenian American, Jewish American, Hungarian, and Polish samples, the study finds inclusive victim beliefs associated with conciliatory attitudes, whereas exclusive beliefs correlate with hostility toward perceived perpetrator groups.
Why this matters
It situates Armenian American collective memory within comparative evidence about reconciliation and antagonistic intergroup outcomes.
Citation
Johanna Ray Vollhardt; J. Christopher Cohrs; Zsolt Péter Szabó; Mikołaj Winiewski; Michelle Sinayobye Twali; Eliana Hadjiandreou, and Andrew McNeill 2021. The role of comparative victim beliefs in predicting support for hostile versus prosocial intergroup outcomes. European Journal of Social Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1002/ejsp.2756
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