@misc{10481/99834,
year = {2018},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/10481/99834},
abstract = {The multicultural perspective is an ideological orientation that values the recognition and inclusion of diverse ethnic and cultural groups as sources of identity and culture that are favorable to society, because they promote positive intergroup relations and
social equality. However, there are conditions that moderate the constructive effects such a perspective potentially yields. In this research, we used experimental procedures to examine the effects of a multicultural perspective on levels of implicit and
explicit prejudice aimed at Gitanos (Spanish Roma). In Study 1, we manipulated the content of a newspaper article to generate three conditions, which were (a) the multicultural perspective, (b) the use of counter‐stereotypical exemplars, and (c) the control. In Study 2, we not only evaluated the effect of the manipulation of the multicultural perspective relative to the control, we also assessed the extent to which symbolic and realistic outgroup threats moderate the effect of a multicultural perspective on 
 implicit prejudice. Results showed lower levels of implicit prejudice in the multicultural condition than in the control condition. The multicultural perspective effectively reduced implicit prejudice when the perceived threat was low, but yielded no such observable effect when the perceived threat was high.},
organization = {Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness, Grant/Award Number: PSI2016‐78839‐P and PSI2014‐59659‐R;
Junta de Andalucía, Grant/Award Number: project ref: SEJ‐6225},
title = {Does a multicultural perspective shape non-biased minds?: the  moderating role of outgroup threat},
doi = {https://doi.org/10.1111/jasp.12551},
author = {Urbiola Vega, Ana and Willis Sánchez, Guillermo Byrd and Ruiz Romero, Josefa and Moya Morales, Miguel Carlos},
}