RT Article
T1 Relative deprivation and intergroup prejudice
JF Journal of social issues
VO 64
IS 2
SP 385
OP 401
A1 Pettigrew, Thomas F.
A1 Christ, Oliver
A1 Wagner, Ulrich
A1 Meertens, Roel W.
A1 Dick, Rolf van 1967-
A1 Zick, Andreas 1962-
A2 Christ, Oliver
A2 Wagner, Ulrich
A2 Meertens, Roel W.
A2 Dick, Rolf van 1967-
A2 Zick, Andreas 1962-
LA English
YR 2008
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1625360991
AB Using three diverse European surveys, we test the relationship between relative deprivation (RD) and anti-immigrant prejudice. We find that both group relative deprivation (GRD) and individual relative deprivation (IRD) are found primarily among working-class respondents who are politically alienated. We also find that GRD, but not IRD, serves as a proximal correlate of prejudice. IRD's effects on prejudice are largely mediated through GRD. In addition, GRD partially mediates the effects of such distal predictors of prejudice as education and family income. Finally, blaming the victim mediates in part the GRD link with prejudice. These results lead to a socially situated path model of RD's effects on prejudice with public policy implications.
NO Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 397-399
K1 Deprivation
K1 Vorurteile
K1 Einstellung
DO 10.1111/j.1540-4560.2008.00567.x