Attitudes Toward Affirmative Action in the United States and Canada

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作者：

Stéphane Brutus

Luis Fernando Parra

Madelene Hunter

Brenda Perry

Francois Ducharme

机构：

[1] Concordia University,Faculty of Commerce and Adminnistration

[2] William M. Mercer,undefined

[3] Inc,undefined

[4] KPMG Management Consultants,undefined

[5] University of Toronto,undefined

[6] Public Service Commission of Canada,undefined

来源：

Journal of Business and Psychology | 1998年 / 12卷

关键词：

United States; Social Psychology; Social Issue; Action Program; Major Influence;

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摘要：

Attitudes toward affirmative action programs were investigated using a U.S. sample, an English speaking Canadian sample, and a French speaking Canadian sample. Results indicate that cultural influences in the form of individualism-collectivism were small but that ethnic and linguistic memberships were major influences on attitudes toward those programs.

引用

页码：515 / 533

页数：18

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