Facets of Right‐Wing Authoritarianism Mediate the Relationship Between Religious Fundamentalism and Attitudes Toward Arabs and African Americans
Facets of Right‐Wing Authoritarianism Mediate the Relationship Between Religious Fundamentalism and Attitudes Toward Arabs and African Americans
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右翼威权主义的各个方面调解宗教原教旨主义与对阿拉伯人和非裔美国人的态度之间的关系
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2012
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R. D. Carlisle
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Megan K. Johnson;Jordan P. LaBouff;W. Rowatt;J. Patock;R. D. Carlisle
自9·11恐怖袭击以来，针对阿拉伯人的仇恨犯罪在美国有所增加。尽管最近反阿拉伯态度有所增加，但几乎没有进行心理学研究来了解这种偏见。在两项研究中，我们测试了阿拉伯和非洲裔美国人偏见的理论模型。我们发现，右翼威权主义的侵略方面调解宗教原教旨主义（RF）和对阿拉伯人和非洲裔美国人的偏见之间的关系。结果解释在认知僵化，RF和偏见，并影响政治领导人交谈有关阿拉伯国家和人民的研究。
Since the September 11 terrorist attacks, hate crimes against Arabs have increased in the United States. Despite recent increases in anti-Arab attitudes, little psychological research has been conducted to understand this prejudice. Across two studies, we tested a theoretical model of Arab and African-American prejudice. We found the aggression facet of right-wing authoritarianism mediated the relationship between religious fundamentalism (RF) and prejudice toward Arabs and African Americans. Results are interpreted in light of previous research on cognitive rigidity, RF, and prejudice, and implications are made for political leaders conversing about Arab nations and peoples.