Building Trust in a Post-Conflict Society: An Integrative Model of Intergroup Contact and Intergroup Emotions.
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01/09/2016
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Across one longitudinal and two cross-sectional surveys in Northern Ireland, we tested a model of intergroup relations in which out-group attitudes and behavioral tendencies are predicted by cross-group friendship and positive intergroup appraisals, mediated by intergroup emotions and out-group trust. In study 1, out-group friendship at time 1 predicted out-group trust at time 2 (one year later), controlling for prior out-group trust. In study 2, positive and negative intergroup emotions mediated the effects of friendship on positive and negative behavioral tendencies and attitudes. In study 3, a confirmatory factor analysis indicated that trust and emotions are distinct constructs with unique predictive contributions. We then tested a model in which cross-group friendship predicted intergroup emotions and trust through intimate self-disclosure in out-group friendships. Our findings support an integration of an intergroup emotions framework with research highlighting the importance of cross-group friendship in fostering positive intergroup outcomes. |
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eng |
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info:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccess |
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Kenworthy , J B , Voci , A , Al Ramiah , A , Tausch , N , Hughes , J & Hewstone , M 2016 , ' Building Trust in a Post-Conflict Society: An Integrative Model of Intergroup Contact and Intergroup Emotions. ' The Journal of Conflict Resolution , vol 60 , no. 6 , pp. 1041-1070 . DOI: 10.1177/0022002714564427 |
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