Race-Based Humor and Peer Group Dynamics in Adolescence: Bystander Intervention and Social Exclusion
Race-Based Humor and Peer Group Dynamics in Adolescence: Bystander Intervention and Social Exclusion
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DOI：
10.1111/cdev.12600
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发表时间：
2016-09-01
影响因子：
4.6
通讯作者：
Abrams, Dominic
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作者：
Mulvey, Kelly Lynn;Palmer, Sally B.;Abrams, Dominic
青少年的评价歧视性的基于种族的幽默和他们的期望同伴反应的歧视进行了调查，在8日（M-年龄=13.80）和10年级（M-年龄=16.11）主要是欧洲-美国的参与者（N=256）。年龄较大的青少年判断基于种族的幽默比年轻的青少年更容易接受，不太可能期望同伴干预。拒绝歧视的参与者更有可能提到福利/权利和偏见，并预计同龄人会干预。拒绝种族幽默的青少年表现出对群体过程的认识，他们认为干预的同龄人更有可能被排除在外。他们也比支持种族幽默的参与者更不赞成排斥。结果揭示了涉及微妙歧视的情况的复杂性。欺凌干预的影响进行了讨论。
Adolescents' evaluations of discriminatory race-based humor and their expectations about peer responses to discrimination were investigated in 8th- (M-age=13.80) and 10th-grade (M-age=16.11) primarily European-American participants (N=256). Older adolescents judged race-based humor as more acceptable than did younger adolescents and were less likely to expect peer intervention. Participants who rejected discrimination were more likely to reference welfare/rights and prejudice and to anticipate that peers would intervene. Showing awareness of group processes, adolescents who rejected race-based humor believed that peers who intervened would be more likely to be excluded. They also disapproved of exclusion more than did participants who supported race-based humor. Results expose the complexity of situations involving subtle discrimination. Implications for bullying interventions are discussed.