Préjugés, Stéréotypes et Relations Intergroupes.

Présentation et direction d'un double numéro spécial

Gender Differences in Mental Health : The Mediating Role of Perceived Discrimination.

Why is women’s mental health inferior to that of men? This study hypothesized that women’s mental health is not as good as men’s because women perceive more personal discrimination. It was confirmed that women obtained higher scores than did men on a subjective scale of psychological distress. Additionally, women perceived greater personal and group discrimination than did men. Perceived personal discrimination proved to be the more robust predictor of psychological distress. This was evident when results of a mediation analysis revealed that gender differences in subjective distress were mediated by the measure of perceived personal discrimination, but not by the measure of group discrimination. Is the mental health of women inferior to that of men? Several studies have provided strong evidence for a gender gap in mental health (e.g., Emsli

La construction sociale et scolaire du stigmate.

In J. C. Croizet & J. P. Leyens (Eds.

Patterns of prejudice in urban Southern Africa : Botswana, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swatziland and Zimbabwe.

Report #2 for the Southern African Migration Project (SAMP). Unpublished Report, McGill University, Canada

Intergroup attitudes in post-apartheid South-Africa : Foreigners as a prime target of prejudice.

Report #1 for the Southern African Migration Project (SAMP). Unpublished Report, McGill University, Canada