Individuals tend to explain the characteristics of others with reference to an underlying
essence, a tendency that has been termed psychological essentialism. Drawing on current …

The purposes of the current study were twofold:(1) to investigate affective and cognitive
responses and social‐contextual factors related to Ebola and their intercorrelations in a …

Abstract The Vancouver Index of Acculturation (VIA) is a self-report bidimensional instrument
that has been employed in several cultural contexts to assess migrants' orientations toward …

Choosing a mentor requires a certain level of introspection for both the mentor and the
mentee. The dynamics of mentorship may change depending on the academic status of the …

This study aims to assist Spanish authorities in enhancing the prevention of negative
attitudes towards immigrants by addressing two key questions derived from prior research …

What mitigates the relationship between need for cognitive closure and prejudice against
migrants? Addressing this question, we explored how national identification, endorsing …

As racial and ethnic diversity have increased in America, prejudice too has expanded.
Citizens are more wary of immigrants, with attitudes toward Asian immigrants in particular …

The left-cradling bias is the tendency to cradle an infant on the left side, regardless of the
individuals' handedness, culture or ethnicity. Many studies revealed associations between …

What mitigates prejudice against migrants in situations of uncertainty? Addressing this
question, we explored how individuals with greater COVID-19 concern perceive migrants as …

Disparities in the provision of health care to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transvestite and
transsexual (LGBT) population are evident and have been documented. Prejudice is shaped …