This project examines whether ethnic/racial and gender disparities in child protection decision-making are mediated by stereotypes. Stereotypes are operationalized using the Stereotype Content Model (SCM; perceptions of warmth, morality, and competence). We used an experimental vignette study to examine disparities.
Middel, F., López López, M., Fluke, J. & Grietens, H., May-2022, In: Child Abuse & Neglect.127, 16 p., 105579.
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Middel, F. (Contributor), López López, M. (Contributor), Fluke, J. (Contributor), Grietens, H. (Contributor) (28-Feb-2022). Do ethnic and gender stereotypes lead to disparities in child protection decision-making?. DataverseNL. 10.34894/1h41gc