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Han, Emeline; Scior, Katrina; Heath, Eric; Umagami, Kana; Crane, Laura – Autism: The International Journal of Research and Practice, 2023
Many autistic adults experience public stigma and some internalise this stigma with negative effects on their mental health. While efforts to reduce public stigma are paramount, change can be slow, and interventions to prevent internalised stigma may also be needed. Using a mixed methods online survey, we gathered the views of 144 autistic adults…
Descriptors: Autism Spectrum Disorders, Adults, Social Bias, Symptoms (Individual Disorders)
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Roberts, Bill – Journal of LGBT Youth, 2008
This small-scale piece of research was undertaken to examine, retrospectively, the experiences of 10 men, ages 27 through 53, in terms of what constitutes and influences homophobic bullying in the private and state school contexts in the United Kingdom. Using standpoint epistemology and a life histories method, the author investigates what is…
Descriptors: Bullying, Foreign Countries, Homosexuality, Educational Environment
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Dixon, Roz – Journal of School Violence, 2007
The literature suggests that ostracism coerces conformity to group norms: It maintains the stability, cohesion and safety of the group, and therefore helps maintain the smooth functioning of a group. To this end, a wide range of punishing behaviours may first be employed but if these are not successful, the individual may be permanently excluded.…
Descriptors: Bullying, Social Isolation, Rejection (Psychology), Social Attitudes
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Wagstaff, Graham F. – Social Behavior and Personality, 1983
Investigated British attitudes toward the poor as measured by MacDonald's Povery Scale and the Protestant Ethic Scale. Supporters of the British Conservative Party had more negative attitudes toward the poor, and were more likely to blame the poor for their fate than supporters of the British Labour Party. (JAC)
Descriptors: Adults, Attribution Theory, Foreign Countries, Political Attitudes