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Item type:Publication, Coexistence and social exclusion of Venezuelan migrants in Lima, Perú: A psychosocial approach(Russian Psychological Society, 2024-01-01)Background. An understanding of the dynamics of intergroup relations, particularly in relation to migrant populations, is of critical importance in a variety of societal contexts. This study examines the relationship between conservatism (Social Dominance Orientation, SDO), intergroup dynamics (stereotypes and intergroup emotions), and social distance (openness to coexistence and tendencies toward exclusion) within the Venezuelan migrant population residing in Lima Metropolitana. Objective. The objective of this study was to investigate the relationships between conservatism, intergroup dynamics, and social distance among Venezuelan migrants in Lima Metropolitana. A sample of 395 residents was utilized for this study. Design. The study employed a correlational research design to examine the relationships between the variables of interest. Correlation analyses were conducted to assess the associations between variables. Path analysis was utilized to explore the underlying mechanisms. Furthermore, group comparisons were conducted to examine di" erences in attitudes and perceptions across various demographic groups. Results. The # ndings indicated that there were signi# cant associations across conservatism, intergroup emotions (both negative and positive), stereotypes, and the tendencies toward exclusion and coexistence. Notably, younger participants exhibited more inclusive ideological and intergroup indicators. Moreover, the path analysis demonstrated the pivotal in$ uence of the morality stereotype and ideological dimensions on the integration and exclusion of migrants. Conclusion. The study highlights the signi# cance of cultivating favorable stereotypical perceptions of migrants and emphasizes the impact of age and ideological factors in creating conducive conditions for migrant integration. A contextual understanding of these results underscores the necessity for inclusive policies and interventions that foster social cohesion and integration within communities that have received migrants. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Percepción de amenaza, ideología política y dinámicas intergrupales en la migración venezolana en Perú y Colombia(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-07-24)This research aimed to analyze the role of political ideology, appraisal, emotions, and intergroup stereotypes in the perception of threat concerning Venezuelan immigration in a Peruvian and a Colombian sample. To this end, 319 participants were surveyed, 132 Colombians and 187 Peruvians between the ages of 17 and 80. Significant differences were found according to nationality in emotions, stereotypes, intergroup appraisal, and perception of threat, with the Colombian sample showing a more negative affective and cognitive response to Venezuelan migration. In addition, differentiated effects are identified in both samples of cognitive and affective variables as predictors of real and symbolic threat, highlighting the role of authoritarianism, prejudice, and intergroup stereotypes in both cases.