Ukryte stereotypy i uprzedzenia wobec osób niewidomych w Polsce
Abstract
People differ in how they perceive members of minority groups. One of the minority groups is blind people. The aim of the research was to analyze the content of stereotypes and prejudice towards blind people in Poland. The results of the study (N=259) showed the existence of a paternalistic stereotype characterized by high warmth and low competence, which is generally expressed implicitly due to social norms that do not allow openly questioning the competence of blind people. Therefore, blind people are perceived as helpless and submissive. In addition, the stereotype is more strongly expressed when participants talk about the views of others rather than their own, probably because social norms do not allow them to speak negatively about blind people.
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