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Intergroup Contact and Housing Selection of United States Study Abroad Students
Since its introduction by Allport (1954; Nature of Prejudice), the contact hypothesis has expanded beyond understanding the relationship between intergroup contact and prejudice reduction (Zuma, 2014). The contact hypothesis has also been used to understand the relationship between intergroup contac...
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Department of Psychology
2022
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