Self-confrontation 1.1 Prejudice-related discrepancies 1.2 Standard standpoint and affective reactions to prejudice-related discrepancies 1.3 The self-regulation of prejudiced responses 2. Other-confrontation 2.1 Development of other-confrontation research and current focus 2.2 Perceiving other-confrontation 2.3 The benefits of other-confrontation 3. A theoretical framework: Validity and impugnment as determinants of other-confrontation consequences (VIDOCC) 3.1 Perceived validity of the confrontation and bias reduction 3.2 Is the confronter trying to impugn my egalitarian and non-prejudiced image? 3.3 Do bias reduction and social costs occur independently? 4. Moderators of the effect of confrontation on bias reduction 4.1 Type of bias 4.2 Confronter identity 4.3 Confrontation styles 5. Moderators of the effect of confrontation on social costs 5.1 Type of bias 5.2 Confronter identity 5.3 Confrontation language 5.4 Affirming the confrontee's self-concept 5.5 Confronter-confrontee's preexisting relationship

Margo J. Monteith

Category	Quartile
心理学	1
心理学, 心理学社会	1
心理学, 心理学实验	1

Confronting intergroup biases: Validity and impugnment as determinants of other-confrontation consequences

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