How newspaper images position different groups of people in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic: A social representations approach [0.03%]
基于社会认同理论的新冠肺炎疫情下报纸图片中不同群体的人物位置分析研究
Jari Martikainen,Inari Sakki
Jari Martikainen
This study examines newspaper photographs related to the COVID-19 pandemic in Finland. Drawing on social representations theory and positioning theory, we explore social representations and identities related to COVID-19 in mass media using...
Sucharita Maji,Saurabh Bansod,Tushar Singh
Sucharita Maji
Domestic violence is one of the most pernicious gendered ailments of human society. Researchers have confirmed the inevitable consequences of domestic violence (physical, sexual, and emotional) in increased vulnerability to psychopathologie...
Contact with older people, ageism, and containment behaviours during the COVID-19 pandemic [0.03%]
与老年人的接触、年龄歧视和新冠疫情期间的限制行为
Emilio Paolo Visintin
Emilio Paolo Visintin
To reduce and slow the spread of the coronavirus during the pandemic, people throughout countries are asked to adopt a series of prevention behaviours such as keeping physical distance and using protective devices (containment behaviours). ...
Accepting Muslim minority practices: A case of discriminatory or normative intolerance? [0.03%]
接受穆斯林少数派习俗：一种歧视性或规范性不容忍的行为？
Sander Sleijpen,Maykel Verkuyten,Levi Adelman
Sander Sleijpen
West European societies have seen strong debates about the acceptance of Muslim minority practices. In the current research we sought to better understand intolerance by examining whether people use a double standard in which the same pract...
Managing stake and accountability in Prime Ministers' accounts of the "refugee crisis": A longitudinal analysis [0.03%]
英国首相有关“难民危机”的论断中的责任与问责：一项纵向研究
Inari Sakki,Katarina Pettersson
Inari Sakki
Taking a (critical) discursive psychological approach, the present study explores the identity management of the Finnish and Swedish Prime Ministers (PM) in relation to the "refugee crisis" and their countries' asylum policies. By taking a ...
Moral (dis)engagement with anthropogenic climate change in online comments on newspaper articles [0.03%]
报纸文章在线评论中的气候变迁道德 Engagement 现象研究
Ruth Woods,Sharon Coen,Ana Fernández
Ruth Woods
Anthropogenic climate change (ACC) is widely acknowledged to be morally significant, but little is known about everyday moralising around ACC. We addressed this gap via quantified thematic analysis of 300 online comments to British newspape...
Positive and negative behavioural intentions towards refugees in Turkey: The roles of national identification, threat, and humanitarian concern [0.03%]
土耳其难民的积极和消极行为意向：国家认同、威胁以及人道主义关注所起的作用
Şenay Yitmen,Maykel Verkuyten
Şenay Yitmen
The present research investigated positive and negative behavioural intentions towards Syrian refugees in Turkey. The behavioural intentions were examined in relation to national identification, perception of threat, and humanitarian concer...
"It's ok if it's hidden": The discursive construction of everyday racism for refugees and asylum seekers in Wales [0.03%]
“看不见也无妨”——英国威尔士难民及寻求庇护者日常遭受种族主义的现状及其话语建构
Samuel Parker
Samuel Parker
Wales has a long history of migration; however, the introduction of dispersed asylum seekers in 2001 has led to Wales becoming a more superdiverse nation. Wales has often been positioned as a more "tolerant nation" than England; however, th...
Stories that move them: Changing children's behaviour toward diverse peers [0.03%]
故事感动他们——改变儿童对待不同同伴的行为
Shelley McKeown,Amanda Williams,Kristin Pauker
Shelley McKeown
Globally, our social worlds are becoming increasingly racially and ethnically diverse. Despite this, little attention has been given to how children negotiate this diversity. In this study we examine whether a value-in-diversity storybook i...
Can Caring Create Prejudice? An Investigation of Positive and Negative Intergenerational Contact in Care Settings and the Generalisation of Blatant and Subtle Age Prejudice to Other Older People [0.03%]
关爱会滋生偏见吗？一项关于护理环境中积极和消极代际接触的调查以及明显的和隐蔽的老年偏见向其他老年人推广的研究
Lisbeth Drury,Dominic Abrams,Hannah J Swift et al.
Lisbeth Drury et al.
Caring is a positive social act, but can it result in negative attitudes towards those cared for, and towards others from their wider social group? Based on intergroup contact theory, we tested whether care workers' (CWs) positive and negat...