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Межгрупповой контакт, личные и общекультурные стереотипы в межкультурных отношениях: содержание стереотипов о белорусах, китайцах, узбеках и чеченцах в Москве

Вестник Российского университета дружбы народов. Серия: Психология и педагогика. 2023. Т. 20. № 1. С. 41–66.
Grigoryev D., Komyaginskaya E.

This paper uses the Stereotype Content Model to consider the relationship between positive and negative intergroup contact and personal and cultural ethnic stereotypes. The introduction poses the theoretical foundations through defining acculturation and adaptation, and also outlining their relationship with stereotypes and intergroup contact in the context of intercultural relations. The empirical part examines intergroup contact and ethnic stereotypes in Moscow about Belarusians, Chinese, Uzbeks, and Chechens with a gender-balanced sample consisted of 316 ethnic Russians aged 16 to 68 (34 years on average). We attempt to consider three competing hypotheses about the correspondence of valence of intergroup contact and stereotypes: hypothesis of constant valence asymmetry, hypothesis of the usefulness of stereotype-inconsistent information, hypothesis of epistemic defense. As a result in linear mixed models that (1) personal stereotypes were more positive than cultural ones; (2) however, they were located relative to each other in accordance with the quadrants of cultural stereotypes; (3) intergroup contact was associated with personal stereotypes in the direction according to the valence of the contact; (4) no evidence for interaction between negative contact and cultural stereotypes, whereas the beneficial effect of positive contact was stronger for those ethnic groups with more negative cultural stereotypes. It was concluded that personal experience has only limited scope for improving an already positive attitude, or worsening a negative one. Therefore, only a social policy aimed at changing cultural stereotypes might be efficient.

Research target: Psychology Social Sciences Sociology (including Demography and Anthropology
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Keywords: acculturationsocial cognitionмежкультурные отношениясоциальное познаниеIntergroup Contactstereotype content modelмодель содержания стереотиповethnic stereotypesмежкультурная адаптацияintergroup biasмежгрупповые контактыЭтнические стереотипымежгрупповая предвзятостьвзаимная аккультурация intercultural relationsintercultural adaptationinterethnic relations and conflictsмежэтнические отношения и конфликты
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