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	DOI:10.1080/00224545.2018.1491470

Corpus ID: 51618163Promoting intergroup openness and support for equality in a new cultural context: Replicating the effects of internal criticism
@article{McDonald2019PromotingIO,
  title={Promoting intergroup openness and support for equality in a new cultural context: Replicating the effects of internal criticism},
  author={Melissa M. McDonald and Samantha Brindley and E. Halperin and Tamar Saguy},
  journal={The Journal of Social Psychology},
  year={2019},
  volume={159},
  pages={349 - 356}
}
	Melissa M. McDonald, Samantha Brindley, +1 author Tamar Saguy
	Published 2019
	Psychology, Medicine
	The Journal of Social Psychology

ABSTRACT Exposure to an outgroup member voicing criticism of his or her own group fosters greater openness to the outgroup’s perspective. Research suggests that this effect owes its influence to a serial process in which participants’ perception of the risk involved in voicing internal criticism leads to an increase in the perceived credibility of the speaker. The credibility makes it possible for the speaker to be viewed as open-minded, which subsequently inspires greater hope. This process… Expand

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