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  • 标题:How are Asian Americans Seen and Evaluated? Examining Ethnic Stereotypes and their Cultural Complexity
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  • 作者:Yueh-Ting Lee ; Victor C. Ottati ; Canchu Lin
  • 期刊名称:Cross-Cultural Communication
  • 印刷版ISSN:1712-8358
  • 电子版ISSN:1923-6700
  • 出版年度:2014
  • 卷号:10
  • 期号:2
  • 页码:98-111
  • DOI:10.3968/4625
  • 出版社:Canadian Academy of Oriental and Occidental Culture
  • 摘要:Human stereotypes are more complicated and subtle than scholars or lay people often think. Based on the EPA (i.e., evaluation, potency and accuracy) theory of stereotypes (Lee, 2011; Lee, B., W. & Luo, 2007; Lee, J., & McCauley, 2013; Lee, McCauley & Jussim, 2013; Lee, V. S., & Ma, 2007), it was hypothesized and found that stereotypes of Asian Americans are derived on the basis of both evaluative considerations (prejudice) and a realistic assessment of group characteristics. This produces a pattern of stereotypic judgments that contains both agreement and disagreement when comparing stereotypes of Asian Americans among different perceiver groups (European Americans, non-Asian Minority-Americans). The results of the present study also highlight complexities that arise when one considers the effect of inter-group contact on stereotyping. Specifically, an increase in the frequency of inter-group contact was associated with a reduction in negative stereotyping, whereas an increase in the quality or closeness of inter-group contact was associated with an increase in negative stereotyping. It is concluded that inter-group stereotyping reflects a complex mixture of psychological processes that are in need of further investigation.
  • 关键词:Cognition and communication;Stereotypic complexity;Attitudes toward minorities;Stereotype accuracy;Intergroup communication and contact
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