The COVID-19 pandemic has upset everyone’s normal daily activities, generating psychiatric disorders and changing consumers’ preferences. Among others, the agri-food sector experienced strong changes and, during lockdown period, Italian consumers modified their purchasing habits in response to fear uncertainty generated by spread of virus. In order find out main consequences shock suffered peri...

The turbulent political developments in Macedonia recent years have legitimised the paradox of ethnocentric ethnologist or anthropologist, especially during period right-wing government. This phenomenon has its own history, considering existence concept national scientific disciplines, whose aim is to cherish, strengthen and often (re)create identity. usually impression public about tasks these...

Drawing on theories of intergroup prejudice and decision making, the authors examined how much participants valued lives of conationals and enemy civilians. Using decisions made under risk, Experiment 1 showed that Americans valued Iraqi and American lives equally when outcomes for those nations did not compete but valued American lives more under outcome competition. Experiments 2 and 3 extend...

This article discusses an integrative model of gradual scaffolding curricular and pedagogical strategies, based on the theoretical framework a “caring global citizenship.” It provides concrete practices for internationalization general education that could be implemented in wide variety institutional settings. Such addresses ethnocentrism by expanding students' knowledge perspectives societies ...

This paper aims to identify predictors of consumer ethnocentrism in the food market. An online survey was conducted a sample 1000 Polish consumers, which representative by sex, age, education level, urban–rural divide, and region. The 10-item CETSCALE applied. In retrograde stepwise regression model, market positively related tradition conformity Schwartz values, pride being Polish, such produc...

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The hypothesis that people respond to reminders of mortality with closed-minded, ethnocentric attitudes has received extensive empirical support, largely from research in the Terror Management Theory (TMT) tradition. However, the basic motivational and neural processes that underlie this effect remain largely hypothetical. According to recent neuropsychological theorizing, mortality salience (M...

Hatred has not typically been a topic of research in the field of social psychology, although several components which embody hatred have been studied extensively in this field. Social psychologists have traditionally considered prejudice, stereotyping, discrimination and intergroup aggression to be highly important and socially relevant topics for research, and thousands of studies by social p...