El efecto de la amenaza intergrupal y la identidad social saliente en la creencia en teorías de conspiración sobre el terrorismo en Indonesia: la angustia colectiva como un mediador

El presente estudio examinó cómo la amenaza intergrupal (alta versus baja) y la identidad social como musulmán (saliente versus no saliente), afecta la creencia en teorías de conspiración. Los datos entre los estudiantes Musulmanes de Indonesia en este estudio, (N = 139) mostraron que la amenaza int...

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Zaduqisti, Esti
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belief in conspiracy theories
collective angst
intergroup threat
social identity salience
terrorism in Indonesia
creencia en teorías de conspiración
angustia colectiva
amenaza intergrupal
saliencia de identidad social
terrorismo en Indonesia
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv El efecto de la amenaza intergrupal y la identidad social saliente en la creencia en teorías de conspiración sobre el terrorismo en Indonesia: la angustia colectiva como un mediador
dc.title.translated.spa.fl_str_mv El efecto de la amenaza intergrupal y la identidad social saliente en la creencia en teorías de conspiración sobre el terrorismo en Indonesia: la angustia colectiva como un mediador
title El efecto de la amenaza intergrupal y la identidad social saliente en la creencia en teorías de conspiración sobre el terrorismo en Indonesia: la angustia colectiva como un mediador
spellingShingle El efecto de la amenaza intergrupal y la identidad social saliente en la creencia en teorías de conspiración sobre el terrorismo en Indonesia: la angustia colectiva como un mediador
belief in conspiracy theories
collective angst
intergroup threat
social identity salience
terrorism in Indonesia
creencia en teorías de conspiración
angustia colectiva
amenaza intergrupal
saliencia de identidad social
terrorismo en Indonesia
title_short El efecto de la amenaza intergrupal y la identidad social saliente en la creencia en teorías de conspiración sobre el terrorismo en Indonesia: la angustia colectiva como un mediador
title_full El efecto de la amenaza intergrupal y la identidad social saliente en la creencia en teorías de conspiración sobre el terrorismo en Indonesia: la angustia colectiva como un mediador
title_fullStr El efecto de la amenaza intergrupal y la identidad social saliente en la creencia en teorías de conspiración sobre el terrorismo en Indonesia: la angustia colectiva como un mediador
title_full_unstemmed El efecto de la amenaza intergrupal y la identidad social saliente en la creencia en teorías de conspiración sobre el terrorismo en Indonesia: la angustia colectiva como un mediador
title_sort El efecto de la amenaza intergrupal y la identidad social saliente en la creencia en teorías de conspiración sobre el terrorismo en Indonesia: la angustia colectiva como un mediador
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Mashuri, Ali
Zaduqisti, Esti
dc.contributor.author.eng.fl_str_mv Mashuri, Ali
Zaduqisti, Esti
dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv belief in conspiracy theories
collective angst
intergroup threat
social identity salience
terrorism in Indonesia
topic belief in conspiracy theories
collective angst
intergroup threat
social identity salience
terrorism in Indonesia
creencia en teorías de conspiración
angustia colectiva
amenaza intergrupal
saliencia de identidad social
terrorismo en Indonesia
dc.subject.spa.fl_str_mv creencia en teorías de conspiración
angustia colectiva
amenaza intergrupal
saliencia de identidad social
terrorismo en Indonesia
description El presente estudio examinó cómo la amenaza intergrupal (alta versus baja) y la identidad social como musulmán (saliente versus no saliente), afecta la creencia en teorías de conspiración. Los datos entre los estudiantes Musulmanes de Indonesia en este estudio, (N = 139) mostraron que la amenaza intergrupal y la saliencia de la identidad social, interactúan para influenciar creencias en teorías de conspiración. La amenaza intergrupal alta produjo mayor creencia en teorías de conspiración en comparación con la amenaza intergrupal baja, esta condición se presentó de manera más prominente en los participantes en donde la identidad musulmana se hizo saliente. La angustia colectiva también contribuyo a mediar el efecto de la amenaza intergrupal en la creencia; no obstante, de acuerdo con la predicción, la evidencia de este efecto de mediación de la angustia colectiva fue sólo con la condición de identidad social saliente. Las discusiones sobre estos resultados de la investigación se basan en dos implicaciones teóricas y prácticas
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spelling Mashuri, AliZaduqisti, Esti2015-01-01T00:00:00Z2025-07-31T16:10:32Z2015-01-01T00:00:00Z2025-07-31T16:10:32Z2015-01-01El presente estudio examinó cómo la amenaza intergrupal (alta versus baja) y la identidad social como musulmán (saliente versus no saliente), afecta la creencia en teorías de conspiración. Los datos entre los estudiantes Musulmanes de Indonesia en este estudio, (N = 139) mostraron que la amenaza intergrupal y la saliencia de la identidad social, interactúan para influenciar creencias en teorías de conspiración. La amenaza intergrupal alta produjo mayor creencia en teorías de conspiración en comparación con la amenaza intergrupal baja, esta condición se presentó de manera más prominente en los participantes en donde la identidad musulmana se hizo saliente. La angustia colectiva también contribuyo a mediar el efecto de la amenaza intergrupal en la creencia; no obstante, de acuerdo con la predicción, la evidencia de este efecto de mediación de la angustia colectiva fue sólo con la condición de identidad social saliente. Las discusiones sobre estos resultados de la investigación se basan en dos implicaciones teóricas y prácticasThe present study tested how intergroup threat (high versus low) and social identity as a Muslim (salient versus non-salient) affected belief in conspiracy theories. Data among Indonesian Muslim students (N = 139) from this study demonstrated that intergroup threat and social identity salience interacted to influence belief in conspiracy theories. High intergroup threat triggered greater belief in conspiracy theories than low intergroup threat, more prominently in the condition in which participants’ Muslim identity was made salient. Collective angst also proved to mediate the effect of intergroup threat on the belief. However, in line with the prediction, evidence of this mediation effect of collective angst was only on the salient social identity condition. Discussions on these research findings build on both theoretical and practical implications.application/pdf10.21500/20112084.6422011-79222011-2084https://hdl.handle.net/10819/25574https://doi.org/10.21500/20112084.642engUniversidad San Buenaventura - USB (Colombia)https://revistas.usb.edu.co/index.php/IJPR/article/download/642/442351248International Journal of Psychological ResearchAhmad, W. I. U., & Evergeti, V. (2010). The making and representation of Muslim identity in Britain: Conversations with British Muslim elites. Ethnic and Racial Studies, 33(10), 1697–1717.Arnaz, F., & Marhaenjati, B. (2013, August 22). Police seek to link newly arrested terror suspects to shooting of officers. The Jakarta Globe. 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