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Linda R. Tropp
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Dina Okamoto
Indiana University
Intergroup Contact
Basic Premise
- Positive contact between groups can reduce prejudice
- Contact as face-to-face interaction between
members of different groups
Optimal Conditions for Contact
- Equal status between groups in contact situation
- Support from institutional norms and authorities
- Cooperation and common goals
(Pettigrew & Tropp, 2006; 2008; 2011; Tropp & Pettigrew, 2005a; 2005b)
Answer:
Yes
Our Research
Field Sites:
Groups:
Samples:
Frequency of Contact
How often do you interact with [GROUP]
- at your job?
- around your home or in your neighborhood?
- at restaurants, stores, or malls?
(Never, rarely, sometimes, or often?)
never
Blacks
With
Blacks
Work
With
Mexicans
Neighborhood
With
Indians
Public Space
With
Whites
Work
With
Mexicans
Neighborhood
With
Indians
Public Space
never
Indians
With
Whites
Work
With
Blacks
Neighborhood
With
Indians
Public Space
With
Whites
Work
With
Blacks
Neighborhood
With
Mexicans
Public Space
Trust:
how often do you feel that you can trust them?
Desire to Know:
to what extent are your interested in
Acceptance:
to what extent do you attempt to
welcome them into your community?
Whites
Trust
Desire to Know
Acceptance
With Blacks
.18***
.24***
.35***
With Mexicans
.06
.26***
.31***
With Indians
.15**
.21***
.30***
Blacks
Trust
Desire to Know
Acceptance
With Whites
.21***
.24***
.28***
With Mexicans
.07
.29***
.28***
With Indians
.05
.30***
.36***
Listed above are partial correlations controlling for age, gender, level of education,
political ideology, home ownership, and employment status. *p < .05 **p < .01 ***p < .001
Mexicans
Trust
Desire to Know
Acceptance
With Whites
.35***
.29***
.46***
With Blacks
.42***
.39***
.43***
With Indians
.34***
.32***
.30***
Indians
Trust
Desire to Know
Acceptance
With Whites
.25***
.26***
.34***
With Blacks
.19***
.26***
.32***
With Mexicans
.11*
.21***
.18***
Listed above are partial correlations controlling for age, gender, level of education,
political ideology, home ownership, and employment status. *p < .05 **p < .01 ***p < .001
Jobs:
The more jobs that go to [GROUP], the fewer
jobs there will be for people like me.
Housing:
The more that [GROUP] move into good
neighborhoods, the fewer good neighborhoods
there will be for people like me.
Language:
The more that [GROUP] speak a language other
than English here, the more they disrupt the way
of life for people like me.
(scored from disagree strongly to agree strongly)
Low
Threat
Blacks
-1
-1
-2
-2
With
Blacks
Jobs
With
Mexicans
Housing
With
Indians
Language
With
Whites
Jobs
With
Mexicans
Housing
With
Indians
Language
Low
Threat
Indians
-1
-1
-2
-2
With
Whites
Jobs
With
Blacks
Housing
With
Indians
Language
With
Whites
Jobs
With
Blacks
Housing
With
Mexicans
Language
Whites
Jobs
With Blacks
-.03
-.07
With Mexicans
-.07
-.17***
-.07
With Indians
-.02
-.13*
-.09
Blacks
Jobs
Housing
With Whites
-.15**
-.02
With Mexicans
.04
-.01
-.02
With Indians
-.05
.01
-.02
Housing
Language
Language
Listed above are partial correlations controlling for age, gender, level of education,
political ideology, home ownership, and employment status. *p < .05 **p < .01 ***p < .001
Mexicans
Jobs
With Whites
-.06
.05
With Blacks
-.01
-.02
With Indians
-.01
.02
Indians
Jobs
Housing
With Whites
-.24***
-.26***
With Blacks
-.18***
-.23***
With Mexicans
-.01
.04
Housing
Language
-.04
Language
.09
Listed above are partial correlations controlling for age, gender, level of education,
political ideology, home ownership, and employment status. *p < .05 **p < .01 ***p < .001
Thank you!
never
Blacks
Blacks
Mexicans
Indians
Whites
Mexicans
Indians
never
Indians
Whites
Blacks
Indians
Whites
Blacks
Mexicans
Frequency of Contact
Quality of Contact
When you interact with [GROUP]
- at your job
- around your home or in your neighborhood
- at restaurants, stores, or malls
Blacks
With
Blacks
With
Mexicans
With
Indians
With
Whites
-1
-1
-2
Very
unfriendly
-2
Work
Neighborhood
Public Space
Work
With
Mexicans
Neighborhood
With
Indians
Public Space
Note: These graphs include data only from those respondents who reported
having contact with the specified group.
Indians
With
Whites
With
Blacks
With
Indians
With
Whites
-1
-1
-2
Very
unfriendly
-2
Work
Neighborhood
Public Space
Work
With
Blacks
Neighborhood
With
Mexicans
Public Space
Note: These graphs include data only from those respondents who reported
having contact with the specified group.
Desire to Know
Acceptance
With Blacks
Frequency
.13**
.27***
.38***
Quality
.20***
.29***
.19***
Frequency
.08
.29***
.32***
Quality
.14**
.25***
.25***
Frequency
.12**
.24***
.32***
Quality
.24***
.28***
.32***
With Mexicans
With Indians
Desire to Know
Acceptance
With Whites
Frequency
.19***
.22***
.29***
Quality
.21***
.14**
.17***
Frequency
.05
.28***
.25***
Quality
.12*
.13*
.16***
Frequency
.06
.30***
.36***
Quality
.18***
.22***
.24***
With Mexicans
With Indians
Desire to Know
Acceptance
With Whites
Frequency
.29***
.27***
.47***
Quality
.27***
.11*
.36***
Frequency
.37***
.38***
.40***
Quality
.26***
.25***
.32***
Frequency
.29***
.31***
.30***
Quality
.17***
.22***
.39***
With Blacks
With Indians
Desire to Know
Acceptance
With Whites
Frequency
.21***
.25***
.38***
Quality
.32***
.24***
.35***
Frequency
.16***
.27***
.35***
Quality
.41***
.24***
.38***
Frequency
.02***
.22***
.22***
Quality
.34***
.24***
.35***
With Blacks
With Mexicans