Confronting Hate: Heterosexuals' Responses to Anti-Gay Comments
Confronting Hate: Heterosexuals' Responses to Anti-Gay Comments
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DOI：
10.1080/00918369.2012.712817
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发表时间：
2012-01-01
影响因子：
2.6
通讯作者：
Dickter, Cheryl L.
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作者：
Dickter, Cheryl L.
一项在线日记研究被用来检查影响非目标的言语和非言语反应以及对性偏见言论的反应的个人和情境变量。结果表明，反同性恋的评论在大学环境中非常普遍，并导致了一系列的反应和行为。犯罪者的对抗是由评论的冒犯性、对抗的社会压力和吸引同性朋友的数量来预测的。此外，那些面对的人比那些没有面对的人对自己的反应更满意。未来的研究和偏见减少策略的影响进行了讨论。
An online diary study was used to examine the individual and situational variables that influence non-targets' verbal and nonverbal reactions and responses to sexually prejudiced remarks. Results indicated that anti-gay comments were extremely prevalent in a college setting and resulted in a range of reactions and behaviors. Confrontation of the perpetrator was predicted by the perceived offensiveness of the comment, perceived social pressure to confront, and the number of close same-sex attracted friends. Additionally, those who confronted felt more satisfied with their responses than those who did not confront. Implications for future research and prejudice reduction strategies are discussed.