The Contours and Etiology of Whites' Attitudes Toward Black-White Interracial Marriage1
The Contours and Etiology of Whites' Attitudes Toward Black-White Interracial Marriage1
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白人对黑人与白人异族婚姻的态度的概况和病因1
DOI：
10.1177/0021934705285961
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发表时间：
2007
影响因子：
1.1
通讯作者：
Ewa A. Golebiowska
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作者：
Ewa A. Golebiowska
自1960年代以来，白人的种族态度发生了重大的积极变化，但对改变种族现状的抵制仍在继续。在对待异族通婚的态度方面，进展明显较慢。这是种族态度的一个重要方面，因为通婚可以被视为种族界限萎缩程度的晴雨表。虽然其他人已经研究了对黑白通婚的态度，但我们仍然对反对这种形式的种族融合的来源知之甚少。作者以以往关于刻板印象和种族态度的研究为出发点，利用具有全国代表性的数据，着手调查种族刻板印象在白人反对黑白通婚中的作用。为了理清刻板印象相对于其他因素的影响，她在分析中包括了心理、背景、社会人口和政治预测因素。
Significant, positive changes have taken place in Whites' racial attitudes since the 1960s, yet resistance to change in the racial status quo continues. One area in which progress has been markedly slower involves attitudes toward interracial marriage. This is an important aspect of racial attitudes to consider because intermarriage can be viewed as a barometer of the extent to which racial boundaries are atrophying. Although others have studied attitudes toward Black-White intermarriage, we continue to know relatively little about the sources of opposition to this form of racial integration. Using previous research on stereotypes and racial attitudes as a point of departure and taking advantage of nationally representative data, the author set out to investigate the role of racial stereotypes in Whites' opposition to Black-White intermarriage. To sort out the influence of stereotypes relative to other factors, she includes psychological, contextual, sociodemographic, and political predictors in her analysis.