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THE ERRONEOUS NEGATIVE PERCEPTION OF MINORITY GROUPS: TESTING FOR ILLUSORY CORRELATION AMONG ROMANIAN STUDENTS
(STEF92 Technology, 2015, Tomsa, R., Dudau, D. P.)
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The present study sought to replicate on a sample of 194 Romanian first-year students, the results obtained in the mid-1970s and late 1980s by David Hamilton and Robert Gifford, regarding the role of cognitive factors in stereotyping, namely the people's propensity to build negative impressions of minorities based on false associations (the illusory correlation effect). The method implied presenting the participants with a number of statements about each member of two imaginary groups (Group A - the majority group...




