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The State of the Union: Contemporary Interminority Attitudes in the United States.

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Title: The State of the Union: Contemporary Interminority Attitudes in the United States.
Authors: Burson, Esther, Godfrey, Erin B.
Source: Basic & Applied Social Psychology. Nov/Dec2018, Vol. 40 Issue 6, p396-413. 18p. 7 Charts.
Subjects: Sexual minorities, Minorities, Intergroup relations, Ethnic groups, Gender
Geographic Terms: United States
Abstract: An emerging body of work examines relations among marginalized groups, presupposing that interminority interactions display increased levels of animosity or compassion as compared to majority-minority processes. The current article compares interminority and majority-minority attitudes in a nationally representative data set, finding that racial, sexual, and gender minority groups express similar or more favorable attitudes and political support toward a minority outgroup. Experimental follow-ups explore conditions leading to more positive interminority interactions, finding that primes of similarity facilitate increased support toward a minority outgroup. A final minimal-pairs design explores the role of comparative disadvantage in these processes, suggesting that increased interminority support does not extend to a minority target group that is more privileged than the ingroup. Theoretical and empirical implications are addressed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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