Gruppenbezogene Menschenfeindlichkeit (GMF-Survey 2011)

Heitmeyer, Wilhelm; Zick, Andreas; Kühnel, Steffen; Schmidt, Peter; Wagner, Ulrich; Mansel, Jürgen; Reinecke, Jost

doi:10.4232/1.11807

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“…We used data from an existing data set, that is, the Group-Focused Enmity survey (Heitmeyer et al, 2013). This survey utilized a cross-sectional design fielded between May and June 2011 and is nationally representative of Germans without a migration background, 18 years or older ( N = 830, 53.1% women, M age = 51.98, SD age = 15.37).…”

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Majority grievance in Germany: The role of entitlement beliefs and ingroup threat.

Okuyan,

Loreth,

Stucke

2024

Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology

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Group-based grievance has mainly been studied from the perspective of disadvantaged and minority groups. Following the refugee crisis and corresponding sociopolitical changes, there has also been an increase in perceived grievance among majority groups in many European countries. The present studies examined the role of perceived threat in the relationship between autochthony-based entitlement and group grievances among members of the German majority. Across three correlational studies, we tested whether threat moderates versus mediates this relationship. In Study 1, using a nationally representative sample, we found support for threat serving as a mediator of the relationship between autochthony-based entitlement and majority grievance. We replicated this finding in Studies 2 (N = 380) and 3 (N = 614) using convenience samples. We discuss the diverse roles played by perceived threat in predicting defensive reactions by majority groups and the importance of studying perceived entitlement in majority groups’ grievance claims.

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confidence: 99%