Sumedh Rao's talk is a discursive study of Popery and Prejudice in the context of Anti-Catholicism in England and Wales from 1940-1955 🧵6/7

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b) tackling different forms of contact such extended contact, close friendships, and secondary transfer effects, and c) testing for longitudinal effects. We discuss these findings in light of other recent advancements within the larger framework of intergroup contact research.

Finally, we investigated variations of our hypothesized path models in several intergroup contexts across 6 countries and 21 studies (total N = 12,859), a) looking at interethnic and interreligious contact among advantaged and disadvantaged groups...

Secondly, we included both positive and negative forms of intergroup contact in the majority of the studies we report.
Thirdly, we introduced outgroup respect and understanding as novel emotional mediators of contact effects.

In this paper, led by Berfin Acar, we expand the work on intergroup contact. First, we examined whether contact experiences also related to social change indicators beyond prejudice, namely, attitudes towards personal and general mixing.

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