According to ambivalent sexism theory (Glick & Fiske, 1996), the coexistence of gendered
power differences and mutual interdependence creates two apparently opposing but …

Highlights•We introduce the correlative components of sexism and sexual
prejudice.•Religiously situated gender inequality and sexual prejudice is detrimental to …

While Western democracies have become increasingly gender-equal over the past
decades, recent research documents a backlash against gender equality in the form of rising …

Using data from Turkey and Belgium, this study investigated the relationships of right‐wing
authoritarianism and social dominance orientation with ambivalent sexism, homophobia …

Some issues that have been settled by the scientific community, such as evolution, the
effectiveness of vaccinations, and the role of CO 2 emissions in climate change, continue to …

Background Many world religions explicitly and/or implicitly promote gender hierarchy and
the patriarchal nature of gender roles is a nearly universal theme within these traditions …

Whereas social dominance theory has historically been used to understand the dynamics of
group-based hierarchy and oppression, it has seldom been used to understand the …

Traditional gender beliefs and gender prejudice (sexism) are thought to play a key role in
the reproduction of gender inequality. It is known that such traditional gender beliefs are …

Contact with outgroup members can serve as a powerful demonstration of the quality of
intergroup norms to other ingroup members. This extended contact of fellow ingroup …

The present set of studies investigated the role of being religious in the prediction of various
forms of prejudice. Following the threat-constraint model, we predicted that contexts …