Counter-stereotypical information and senior moment: two ways of striving against prejudice-based judgments of older targets ?

Diplôme Master Counter-stereotypical information and senior moment: two ways of striving against prejudice-based judgments of older targets ? eng 2019 author Heiser Neele Henriette 881466 director Desrichard Olivier 761138 This study uses the Stereotype Content Model to examine if counter-stereotypical information is processed when evaluating perceived capacities, frequency and motivation of older targets cognitive activities (Motivation for Cognitive Activities Questionnaire; Vallet, Schlemmer, Beaudoin, & Desrichard, 2018). Additionally, we tried to reduce negative judgments towards the elderly through a “Senior Moment”, a projection of one's self into the future. By means of a first study, we showed that changing the content of stereotypes led to differentiated judgments but only because our measure applied two different mindsets separately (a young or older mindset)... Dewey 150 Maîtrise universitaire en psychologie 108 Section de psychologie 71 false 643 Groupe de recherche en psychologie de la santé (GREPS) 77ded89f-2485-4146-85a5-bc9ba99ae2f3 Master thesis Private HEISER_Neele_MA_septembre_2019.pdf 662975 application/pdf closedAccess Faculté de psychologie et des sciences de l'éducation / Section de psychologie

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