2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.ridd.2012.11.017
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Children's moral judgments and moral emotions following exclusion of children with disabilities: Relations with inclusive education, age, and contact intensity

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“…Importantly, these biases do not seem to decrease but rather increase with age, suggesting that group considerations become increasingly important in middle and late childhood. Interestingly, children with high levels of sympathy toward children with disabilities were more likely to report frequent contact with children with disabilities (Gasser et al, 2013). This finding shows that the anticipation of other-oriented emotions to outgroup peers (e.g., sympathy, respect) may support intergroup relationships and decrease bias (Malti et al, in press (b)).…”
Section: Integrating Group-level and Individual-level Modelsmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…Importantly, these biases do not seem to decrease but rather increase with age, suggesting that group considerations become increasingly important in middle and late childhood. Interestingly, children with high levels of sympathy toward children with disabilities were more likely to report frequent contact with children with disabilities (Gasser et al, 2013). This finding shows that the anticipation of other-oriented emotions to outgroup peers (e.g., sympathy, respect) may support intergroup relationships and decrease bias (Malti et al, in press (b)).…”
Section: Integrating Group-level and Individual-level Modelsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…In a series of studies, Gasser and his colleagues (2014) studied judgments and emotion attributions about the exclusion of disabled children (Gasser, Malti, & Buholzer, 2013. Based on a sample of 442 children from Switzerland, the researchers studied how 6-, 9-, and 12-year-old children judge and feel about exclusion based on disabilities (Gasser et al, 2014).…”
Section: Integrating Group-level and Individual-level Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Παξάιιεια, ε ζεηηθή επίδξαζε ηεο ζπλεθπαίδεπζεο γηα ηα παηδηά κηθξόηεξεο ειηθίαο επηβεβαηώζεθε θαη ζηελ έξεπλα ησλ Gasser et al (2013) ζηελ νπνία ηα παηδηά πνπ θνηηνύζαλ ζε ηάμεηο ζπλεθπαίδεπζεο εμέθξαζαλ πεξηζζόηεξα ζεηηθά ζπλαηζζήκαηα απέλαληη ζηελ αλαπεξία.…”
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“…Αληίζεηα, βξέζεθε όηη ηα παηδηά ηππηθήο αλάπηπμεο ήηαλ πεξηζζόηεξν αξλεηηθά πξνθαηεηιεκκέλα σο πξνο ην παηδί κε ηε λνεηηθή πζηέξεζε. Σην ίδην ζπκπέξαζκα θαηέιεμαλ θαη νη Gasser et al (2013), ζηελ έξεπλα ησλ νπνίσλ ηα παηδηά εμέθξαζαλ ιηγόηεξε ζπκπάζεηα γηα ηε λνεηηθή πζηέξεζε ζε ζρέζε κε ηε ζσκαηηθή αλαπεξία.…”
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