La représentation sociale des droits de l'homme: Une recherche internationale sur l'étendue et les limites de l'universalité

Clémence, Alain; Doise, Willem; Rosa, Annamaria Silvana de; González, Lorena

doi:10.1080/00207599508246565

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“…As with the Helwig studies, this community also endorsed freedom of speech and religion, and the exercising of these rights was evaluated in relation to moral, societal, and psychological considerations. Further, cross-national studies have shown that adolescents in different countries endorse human rights but also evaluate these in relation to different considerations and concerns, such as community welfare and social order (Clemence, Doise, de Rosa, & Gonzalez, 1995).…”

Section: Freedom Of Speech and Minority Rightsmentioning

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Muslim and Non‐Muslim Adolescents’ Reasoning About Freedom of Speech and Minority Rights

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Slooter

2008

Child Development

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An experimental questionnaire study, conducted in The Netherlands, examined adolescents' reasoning about freedom of speech and minority rights. Muslim minority and non-Muslim majority adolescents (12-18 years) made judgments of different types of behaviors and different contexts. The group membership of participants had a clear effect. Muslim participants were less in favor of freedom of speech if it involved the offending of religious beliefs and were more in favor of Muslim minority rights. There were also cross-group gender differences whereby parental practices that negatively affect females were more strongly rejected by Muslim females than by Muslim males and non-Muslim females and males. The findings are discussed with reference to social-cognitive domain theory and intergroup theories.

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Section: Freedom Of Speech and Minority Rightsmentioning

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Muslim and Non‐Muslim Adolescents’ Reasoning About Freedom of Speech and Minority Rights

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2008

Child Development

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“…Psychologists have recently examined human rights observance (Clemence et al 1995, Doise et al 1991, Humana 1992. Doise et al (1994) have linked individuals' positions on human rights to value structures.…”

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Cross-Cultural Social and Organizational Psychology

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1996

Annu. Rev. Psychol.

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This review considers recent theoretical and empirical developments in cross-cultural studies within social and organizational psychology. It begins with a description of the importance and the difficulties of universalizing psychological science. It then continues with an examination of theoretical work on both the internal-proximal and the external-distal constraints that mediate culture's influence on behavior. Influences on social cognition are documented by describing research on self-concept, self-esteem, emotions, attribution processes, person perception, interpersonal attraction, and justice. Group processes are addressed in the areas of leadership, decision-making, and negotiation, and research in organizational psychology is examined with respect to work motivation and work behavior. The review concludes that considerable improvement is evident in recent cross-cultural research. However, future research must include a broader range of cultures and attend more closely to the levels at which cultural effects should be analyzed, and cultural samples must be unpackaged in more psychologically useful ways.

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“…Na primeira (cf. Clémence, Doise & Lorenzi-Cioldi, 1994;Clémence, Doise, De Rosa & Gonzalez, 1995), solicitamos a estudantes com idades entre 13 e 20 anos, habitando 4 diferentes países (Costa Rica, França, Itália e Suíça), que se pronunciassem sobre 21 situações de restrição de certos direitos em termos do esperado em DH, sobre uma escala de 4 pontos (sim, certamente; sim, talvez; não exatamente; certamente não). Os resultados são bastantes convergentes, não há dúvida que nos 4 países, os estudantes estruturam suas respostas de uma forma semelhante, em torno de um conjunto de elementos que se encontram mais ou menos explicitados em textos oficiais como a Declaração Universal dos Direitos Humanos (DUDH).…”

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Da psicologia social à psicologia societal

Doise¹

2002

Psic.: Teor. e Pesq.

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RESUMO -O principal fator que diferencia os psicólogos sociais, para além dos diferentes paradigmas científicos, é sua posição em relação à legitimidade e à necessidade de uma psicologia societal. O objetivo desta psicologia sempre foi o de articular explicações no nível do indivíduo e explicações de ordem social, mostrando como o indivíduo dispõe de processos que lhe permitem funcionar em sociedade e, de uma maneira complementar, como as dinâmicas sociais, particularmente interacionistas, posicionais ou de valores e de crenças gerais, orientam o funcionamento desses processos.Palavras-chave: psicologia societal; representações sociais; neveis de análise; direitos humanos. From Social Psychology to Societal PsychologyABSTRACT -The main factor that diferenciates social psychologists beyond the different scientific paradigms is their position in relation to the legitimacy and the necessity of a societal psychology. Its objective was and continuess to be articulate explanationss at the individual level and explanationss of social order, showing howw individuals dispose process that allow them to function in society, and complementarily how social dinamics, particularly interacionists, positionaals or of values general belief systems, guide the working of these processes.

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La représentation sociale des droits de l'homme: Une recherche internationale sur l'étendue et les limites de l'universalité

Cited by 41 publications

References 8 publications

Muslim and Non‐Muslim Adolescents’ Reasoning About Freedom of Speech and Minority Rights

Muslim and Non‐Muslim Adolescents’ Reasoning About Freedom of Speech and Minority Rights

Cross-Cultural Social and Organizational Psychology

Da psicologia social à psicologia societal

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