Social distance in interaction with the representatives of ethno-cultural groups according to their appearance
Journal Title: UNKNOWN - Year 2018, Vol 4, Issue
Abstract
The article considers social distance as a subject factor in relation with ‘etnolukizm’ (discrimination of representatives of ethno-cultural groups according to their appearance). The empirical part of the research we applied a modified option of the Bogardus’ scale to measure the acceptability of representatives of ethno-cultural groups and interaction with their representatives. The results confirmed the assumption of the fact that appearance and gender as visual markers of ethno-cultural groups cause the choice of social distance. They point out the differentiated relation to ‘etnolukizm’ directed to representatives of ethno-cultural groups with various appearances.
Authors and Affiliations
Anastasia Ambarcumovna Bzezyan, Oksana Romanovna Gura, Vera Aleksandrovna Labunskaya
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- DOI 10.24411/2308-8079-2018-00014
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