広島大学心理学研究 Issue 18
published_at 2019-03-31

ポジティブ・ステレオタイプのもたらすネガティブな効果 : Siy & Cheryan(2016)の追試

Negative effects of positive stereotypes: Reconsidering the experiments by Siy and Cheryan (2016)
Funada Saori
Ogawa Aoi
Nonaka Ryo
Yabuki Kei
Dong XingYu
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Abstract
In study 1, based on the findings of Siy and Cheryan (2016), we investigated whether female targets who heard a positive stereotype of women would perceive the stereotype holder as a prejudiced person and whether two factors, a sense of depersonalization and belief of being negatively stereotyped, would mediate the process. In Study 2, we investigated the moderating effect of benevolent sexism on participant attitudes. Using a sample of female university students in Japan, we found that hearing a positive stereotype induced a sense of depersonalization as well as the perception of being a target of prejudice. However, we did not find any well-explained mediating or moderating effects. Further research should investigate the negative effects of positive stereotypes specifying the gender of a stereotype holder (i.e., a member of out-group or in-group) and measuring the perceived traits (e.g. warmth) of the stereotype holder.
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本論文は,2018年度に広島大学教育学部で開講された心理学課題演習において,第1著者の指導により第2著者から第6著者が実施した研究をもとに執筆したものである。研究の一部は第2著者から第5著者により中国四国心理学会第74回大会学部生研究発表会において報告された。また,本研究はJSPS科研費JP18K03007の助成を受けた。
Keywords
positive stereotypes
prejudice
depersonalization
negative stereotypes