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Limits of tolerance: Situational variations in and differential determinants of exclusionary reactions to ethnic minorities
FunderNetherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO)
Duration01 Feb 2007 - 10 Oct 2011
Project code400-06-037
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We focus on various types of exclusionary reactions to ethnic minorities. People may appear to have tolerant attitudes, but nonetheless may show varying degrees of exclusionary reactions in specific situations. Main questions: (1) What are the limits of tolerance, i.e. (a) to what extent are there discrepancies between peoples general level of prejudice and their specific exclusionary reactions? and (b) to what extent are there situational variations in exclusionary reactions? (2) What are the similarities and differences in determinants of different types of exclusionary reactions in different situations, with regard to individual determinants, neighbourhood characteristics, and intervening variables?
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We focus on various types of exclusionary reactions to ethnic minorities. People may appear to have tolerant attitudes, but nonetheless may show varying degrees of exclusionary reactions in specific situations. Main questions: (1) What are the limits of tolerance, i.e. (a) to what extent are there discrepancies between peoples general level of prejudice and their specific exclusionary reactions? and (b) to what extent are there situational variations in exclusionary reactions? (2) What are the similarities and differences in determinants of different types of exclusionary reactions in different situations, with regard to individual determinants, neighbourhood characteristics, and intervening variables?
