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Meta‐stereotypes among women living homeless: Content, uniformity, and differences based on gender in Madrid, Spain

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Vázquez Cabrera, José Juan and Panadero Herrero, Sonia (2020) Meta‐stereotypes among women living homeless: Content, uniformity, and differences based on gender in Madrid, Spain. Journal of Community Psychology, 48 (5). pp. 1316-1326. ISSN Print: 0090-4392; Electronic: 1520-6629

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Abstract

This paper examines the content and degree of uniformity of meta-stereotypes among women living homeless in Madrid, Spain, and the differences with their male counterparts. The study took place in Madrid, with a representative sample of men living homeless (n=158) and a convenience sample of a similar size (n=138) of women living homeless. A structured interview was used to gather the information. The results show that the meta-stereotypes of women living homeless in Madrid are characterised by mainly negative or indulgent contents, with very limited positive content, and a high
degree of uniformity. There are no major differences in the content of meta-sterotypes of the female interviewees in terms of their age, academic background, motherhood or nationality. Compared to men in the same situation, a larger percentage of women living homeless agree with negative and
indulgent meta-stereotypes, and a smaller percentage agree with positive meta-stereotypes

Item Type:	Article
Additional Information:	Referencia bibliográfica: Vázquez, J. J., & Panadero, S. (2020). Meta‐stereotypes among women living homeless: Content, uniformity, and differences based on gender in Madrid, Spain. Journal of Community Psychology, 48(5), 1316-1326. DOI: doi.org/10.1002/jcop.22327
Uncontrolled Keywords:	Homeless women; Stigma; Meta-stereotypes; Gender; Social exclusion
Subjects:	Medical sciences > Psychology > Clinical psychology and psychodiagnostics Medical sciences > Psychology > Community psychology Medical sciences > Psychology > Psychologists
ID Code:	70773
Deposited On:	25 Feb 2022 11:11
Last Modified:	25 Feb 2022 11:11

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