Looking for conditions leading to infra-humanization

Cortes, Brezo
(2005)

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  • Cortes, BrezoUCLouvain
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Rimé, Bernard
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Leyens, Jacque-Philippe
Abstract
Throughout the present dissertation, we have intended to present and understand better a particular form of prejudice, namely, infra-humanization. Indeed, before being able to act upon prejudice reduction, we need to understand it. Infra-humanization is the tendency to perceive members of outgroups as less human than members of the ingroup. Infra-humanization is a process that has been largely studied in the last few years, however, a number of questions remained unclear. Specifically, we concentrated our work on the search of potential variables and conditions that could influence the process.
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Cortes, B. (2005). Looking for conditions leading to infra-humanization.