Muslims' experiences of equality recognition in Germany: Effects on identification with the larger society and on equality recognition of other societal subgroups.
Muslims' experiences of equality recognition in Germany: Effects on identification with the larger society and on equality recognition of other societal subgroups.
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德国穆斯林平等承认的经历:对大社会认同和其他社会亚群体平等承认的影响
DOI:
10.1037/cdp0000270
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
C. D.
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文献类型:
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作者:
Schaefer;C. D.
ObjectivesFostering the identification of societal minorities with the larger society is an essential political aim. In this article, we analyze whether minority members’ perception of being recognized by society leads to a stronger identification with society, and whether this identification fosters more willingness to recognize other societal subgroups’ members as equal members of society.MethodOur analysis is based on both a cross-sectional (N= 1,059, 49% female, mean age= 31 years, 78% with migration background, ie, first-to third-generation) and a longitudinal (N= 159, 57% female, mean age= 30 years, 76% with migration background) sample of Muslims living in Germany.ResultsStructural equation modeling and path analyses suggested that the perception to be recognized by society as equals yielded stronger identification with Germany. In contrast, the perception that one’s needs are recognized had no effect on the identification with Germany, while the perception of achievement recognition even tended to decrease identification with Germany. Identification with Germany, in turn, led to an increased willingness of respondents to extend equality recognition to subgroups’ members whose beliefs and/or practices our respondents (on average) disapproved.ConclusionsWhen the societal majority imparts to minorities a sense of being recognized as equals, this equality recognition colors the broader societal framework within which intergroup relations take shape. We further suggest that—if it is desired that subgroups identify with society—the most viable option is a multicultural model of society, which enables minorities to simultaneously retain their subgroup identity.(PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved)
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