ICPS
2023 International Convention of Psychological Science · 2023
Secondary Effects of Police Violence: Racial Identity Differences Predict Negative Affect and Willingness to Engage in Collective Action Among Black Americans
- Valerian Derlega
Old Dominion University - Brynn Sheehan
Eastern Virginia Medical School - Delaram Totonchi
University of Virginia
Abstract
The study tested a path model to understand whether willingness to participate in collective action and feelings of negative affect in response to police killing of a Black man can be explained by individual differences in racial identity, identification with the shooting victim, and feeling personally threatened by the incident.
Race and Ethnicity
