Diskriminacija u multietničkoj sredini - važnost međugrupnog kontakta, socijalne distance i etničkog identiteta

  • Vladimir Mihić Filozofski fakultet, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu
  • Olivera Dronjak Filozofski fakultet, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu
Ključne reči: ethnic identity, intergroup contact, tendency for discrimination, multilingual schools

Sažetak


Obrazovanje etničkih manjina u Srbiji (i ne samo kod nas) često se vezuje za pitanje da li nacionalne manjine treba da se obrazuju samo na maternjem jeziku i, što je još važnije za oblast međugrupnih odnosa, da li to obrazovanje treba da bude (i kako), integrisano u redovno obrazovanje? Obrazovni sistem u Srbiji etničkim manjinama nudi samo dve opcije: obrazovanje u potpunosti na srpskom ili obrazovanje u potpunosti na svom jeziku. U nekim regionima su čak i same škole razdvojene, pa deca imaju još manje kontakta sa vršnjacima. Ovaj rad se bavi pitanjem važnosti međugrupnog kontakta, socijalne distance i etničkog identiteta za diskriminaciju pripadnika tuđe grupe. Uzorak je činilo 795 dece uzrasta od 14 do 19 godina iz Vojvodine. Od toga 371 Srbin, 240 Mađara i 184 Slovaka. Korišćeni instrumenti bili su skala etničkog identiteta (koja meri verovanje u etničku superiornost i etnički ponos), skala socijalne distance i skala za merenje tendencije za diskriminaciju u svakodnevnom životu dece. Pored toga, merena je i učestalost kontakta sa decom iz većinske/manjinske grupe. Rezultati pokazuju da je regresioni model značajan (F(5,758)=77,29; p< .001; R²=0,33) i da su svi prediktori bili značajni: Socijalna distanca (β=.33; p< .001), učestalost kontakta sa tuđom grupom (β=.24; p< .001), verovanje u etničku superiornost (β=.19; p< .001) i etnički ponos (β=.11; p< .01).

Biografije autora

Vladimir Mihić, Filozofski fakultet, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu

Odsek za psihologiju

Olivera Dronjak, Filozofski fakultet, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu

Odsek za psihologiju

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