Johanna Ray Vollhardt
@jrvollhardt.bsky.social
Social/Political Psychologist, Associate Professor at Clark University, co-editor of the Journal of Social and Political Psychology; Scientist Rebellion; research: collective violence, victim beliefs, resistance. https://wordpress.clarku.edu/jvollhardt
While there are some commonalities in these themes across the different groups in our study, their present-day societal status and power differences shape experiences of collective victimization and how people think about it. Link to full text of the paper: www.researchgate.net/publication/... 5/5
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November 11, 2025 at 2:43 PM
While there are some commonalities in these themes across the different groups in our study, their present-day societal status and power differences shape experiences of collective victimization and how people think about it. Link to full text of the paper: www.researchgate.net/publication/... 5/5
that can undermine positive relations between minority groups; and (2) experiences of solidarity and alliances between groups in the context of collective victimization versus experiences of betrayal of the victimized ingroup by outgroups and the perceived need for vigilance towards others. 4/5
November 11, 2025 at 2:43 PM
that can undermine positive relations between minority groups; and (2) experiences of solidarity and alliances between groups in the context of collective victimization versus experiences of betrayal of the victimized ingroup by outgroups and the perceived need for vigilance towards others. 4/5
The 2 categories of themes we identified that shaped peoples' perceptions of outgroups through the lens of collective victimization experiences were about (1) acknowledgment vs denial of collective victimization, including observations of uneven recognition of different victim groups in society 3/5
November 11, 2025 at 2:43 PM
The 2 categories of themes we identified that shaped peoples' perceptions of outgroups through the lens of collective victimization experiences were about (1) acknowledgment vs denial of collective victimization, including observations of uneven recognition of different victim groups in society 3/5
This article reports findings from a thematic analysis of focus groups with Armenian & Jewish Americans, Burundian & Nepali Bhutanese refugees. We analyzed collective victimization beliefs focused on intergroup relations, beyond the often studied comparisons of suffering of ingroup vs outgroups 2/5
November 11, 2025 at 2:43 PM
This article reports findings from a thematic analysis of focus groups with Armenian & Jewish Americans, Burundian & Nepali Bhutanese refugees. We analyzed collective victimization beliefs focused on intergroup relations, beyond the often studied comparisons of suffering of ingroup vs outgroups 2/5
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