“…In fact, they were rated just as agreeable and conscientious as a neutral, in‐group target. Research conducted in the Swedish context, a country which is culturally similar to Norway, suggest that the most prevalent immigrant stereotypes center around two main themes; low conscientiousness (dishonest, lazy, (un) productive, thievish) and low agreeableness (aggressiveness, quarrelsome, careless, sexist) (Araya et al ., 2002; Araya, Ekehammar & Akrami, 2003). Thus, one would expect that the gap in personality judgments between immigrant and original population target is larger for these traits than for neuroticism, extraversion and openness, as well as clearly more negative.…”