Reducing Prejudice in Organizations: The Role of Intergroup Contact, Out-Group Homogeneity, and In-Group Size Jay Finkelman, PhD, MBA, MLS, ABPP.

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Reducing Prejudice in Organizations: The Role of Intergroup Contact, Out-Group Homogeneity, and In-Group Size Jay Finkelman, PhD, MBA, MLS, ABPP

Research studies demonstrate that individuals tend to perceive members of out-groups as similar to one another, minimizing individual differences of out- group members while maximizing the uniqueness of their in-group members. Boldry, Gaertner, & Quinn, 2007; Mullen & Hu, 1989; Rubin & Badea, 2007

This study investigated the direct and indirect relationships among intergroup contact, in-group size, out-group homogeneity, in-group homogeneity, and prejudice.

Participants were 299 White women from seven Catholic congregations in the United States.

The results indicated that in-group size was positively related to prejudice toward racial out-group members.

Intergroup contact also mediated the relationship between in-group size and prejudice.

Perceptions of out-group homogeneity correlated positively with prejudice, and also mediated the relationship between quantity and quality of intergroup contact and prejudice.

Perceptions of in-group homogeneity were positively associated with prejudice.

Results demonstrated: a.the value of the frequency and depth of intergroup contact on reducing prejudice, b.the role of in-group size in influencing opportunity for contact, c.perceptions of heterogeneity/uniqueness (of both in-group and out-group members) serve as mechanisms through which contact reduces prejudice. Conclusion

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