B A Stemerdink, M W van der Molen, A F Kalverboer, J J van der Meere, M M Hendrikx, J Huisman, L W van der Schot, F M Slijper
Information processing deficits in children with early and continuously treated phenylketonuria?
Acta paediatrica (Oslo, Norway : 1992). Supplement
current study shifts focus research medias role facilitating inhibiting selfstereotyping among members stigmatized groups specifically study proposes tests conceptual model explaining unintentional effects realworld antiageism social media campaign among stereotyped targets older workers drawing experiment among older dutch adults n 649 test effects two message strategies reducing prejudice medialiteracy counter stereotypical information strategy results show exposure content warnings well strong counterstereotypical message ie consisting positive exemplars negation generic age stereotypes powerful inhibiting implicit stereotype endorsement ultimately boosting favourable employability perceptions older workers integrating insights parasocial content hypothesis stereotype threat indications provide nuanced understanding antibias campaigns impact stigmatized targets isolate reasons varied effectiveness interventions