2018
DOI: 10.1037/pac0000321
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The processes underlying the quality of contact with the primary out-group and in-group importance on support for the Syrian resettlement in a post-accord context.

Abstract: The processes underlying the quality contact with the primary out-group and in-group importance on support for the Syrian resettlement in a post-accord context The current socio-political climate of Northern Ireland (NI) presents an intriguing setting to examine how, following a 30-year period of sectarian violence, individuals in a society of protracted intergroup conflict respond to other victimized groups. Syrian refugees were identified as the novel out-group due to the 2,000 Syrians refugees to be resettl… Show more

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“…These findings complement previous research in community and applied social psychology on factors underlying support for refugee resettlement in NI (Schulz & Taylor, ) and Europe more widely (Goodman, Sirriyeh, & McMahon, ; Mahendran, ), particularly among children (Cameron et al, ; Vezzali et al, ; Vezzali, Hewstone, Capozza, Trifiletti, & Di Bernardo, ). More specifically, by highlighting factors that support host‐society children welcoming refugees, the results could inform programmes within schools, resettlement agencies, and children's organizations and charities in NI, such as Barnardo's or the Northern Ireland Council for Ethnic Minorities.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 86%
“…These findings complement previous research in community and applied social psychology on factors underlying support for refugee resettlement in NI (Schulz & Taylor, ) and Europe more widely (Goodman, Sirriyeh, & McMahon, ; Mahendran, ), particularly among children (Cameron et al, ; Vezzali et al, ; Vezzali, Hewstone, Capozza, Trifiletti, & Di Bernardo, ). More specifically, by highlighting factors that support host‐society children welcoming refugees, the results could inform programmes within schools, resettlement agencies, and children's organizations and charities in NI, such as Barnardo's or the Northern Ireland Council for Ethnic Minorities.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 86%
“…Recent years have witnessed an increase in studies examining and providing support for the STE, by considering both adult (Schmid, Hewstone, & Tausch, 2013; Schulz & Taylor, 2018) as well as child (Berger, Benatov, Abu‐Raiya, & Tadmor, 2016; Vezzali, Turner, Capozza, & Trifiletti, 2018) and adolescent samples (Vezzali & Giovannini, 2012; Zezelj, Milosevic‐Dordevic, Van Niekerk, & Pavlovic, 2020). Although most of the studies focused on generalization between ethnic groups, there also is evidence of the STE toward religious groups (Tausch et al., 2010) and individuals with disability (Barr & Bracchitta, 2015).…”
Section: Intergroup Contact and The Secondary Transfer Effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent years, further evidence from cross‐sectional studies has demonstrated the robustness of the attitude generalization mediating effect (Bowman & Griffin, 2012; Brylka et al., 2016; Jasinskaja‐Lahti et al., 2020; Schmid et al., 2012, 2013; Schulz & Taylor, 2018; Vezzali, Di Bernardo, et al., 2018, 2019; Vezzali & Giovannini, 2011, 2012; Zezelj et al., 2020; for evidence of generalization via contact intentions, see Meleady & Forder, 2019, Study 3; but see Zingora & Graf, 2019, for evidence against attitude generalization), qualifying it as the main mediator of the STE.…”
Section: Mediators Of the Secondary Transfer Effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, others resettle in a high-income country where the ethnic, religious, and cultural composition of the majority of inhabitants is usually vastly different from their own. Within these communities, they are an ethic out-group, that is, someone belonging to a different ethnic group (Schulz & Taylor, 2018). Moreover, refugees constitute a specific subset of the immigrant population who may be subject to particular stigmatizations, negative perceptions, or mixed emotional responses.…”
Section: Refugees As An Out-groupmentioning
confidence: 99%