Psychological Inflexibility and Prejudiced Reactions When Exposed to Violent ISIS Propaganda
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1 Georgia Southern University Digital Southern Georgia Southern University Research Symposium Apr 16th, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM Psychological Inflexibility and Prejudiced Reactions When Exposed to Violent ISIS Propaganda Arthur T. Hatton Georgia Southern University, ah05440@georgiasouthern.edu Follow this and additional works at: research_symposium Recommended Citation Hatton, Arthur T., "Psychological Inflexibility and Prejudiced Reactions When Exposed to Violent ISIS Propaganda" (2016). Georgia Southern University Research Symposium This presentation (open access) is brought to you for free and open access by the Conferences & Events at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Georgia Southern University Research Symposium by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact digitalcommons@georgiasouthern.edu.
2 Psychological Inflexibility and Prejudiced Reactions When Exposed to Violent ISIS Propaganda Arthur Hatton, M.S.
3 Events June 17, 2015: Dylann Roof, AME Church in Charleston, SC 9 dead, 1 injured Nov. 13, 2015: Two suicide bombers, Beirut, Lebanon 40 dead, 200+ wounded Nov. 14, 2015: Attacks in Paris, France 129+ dead, 300+ wounded Commonalities: All intended to provoke a response/send message terrorism as spectacle (Cowen, 2006) Political, social, religious agenda
4 ACT Theory Psychological (In)flexibility (Hayes et al., 2006) Stimulus causes internal discomfort (thoughts, emotions, sensations) Behaviors (internal or external) intended to downregulate unwanted internal experiences Experiential avoidance External behaviors: e.g., compulsions, avoiding environments or stimuli, sleep, self-harm, suicide Internal behaviors: e.g., rumination, thoughts intended to fight unwanted thoughts
5 Inflexibility Research High Inflexibility linked to: Psychopathology Depression, anxiety, stress, somatic symptoms (Bond et al., 2011) Across cultures Prejudice Spain (Ruiz, Herrera, Luciano, Cangas, & Beltran, 2013) Netherlands (Boelen & Reijntjes, 2008) Asian Americans (Dosheen & Hayes, 2010) Korean-born American adoptees (Sarubbi, Block-Lerner, Moon, & Williams, 2012) Chinese students in Hong Kong (Zhang, Chung, Si, & Liu, 2014) Prejudicial behaviors may be attempts at reducing negative feelings associated with out-groups (Levin, Luoma, Vilardaga, Lillis, Nobles, & Hayes, 2015) Inflexibility linked to prejudice against African Americans, obese individuals, women, gay men, and substance abusers (r =.28)
6 Responses to Terrorism Terrorism responses mediated by fear and anger (Lerner, Gonzalez, Small, Fischhoff, 2003) Anxiety mediates support for stronger antiterrorism policies (Huddy, Feldman, Taber, & Lahav, 2005)
7 Terrorist Events and Inflexibility
8 Other Question Correlation between high inflexibility and intentional news avoidance? Some people intentionally avoid news because it troubles them (Van den Bulck, 2006)
9 Hypotheses H1: Inflexibility predicts intentional news avoidance. H2: Terrorism video increases Negative Affect. H3: Terrorism video increases support for policies that target Muslims. H4: Inflexibility influences relationship between Negative Affect and Prejudice.
10 Method Online sample, student sample Online sample: Amazon Mechanical Turk Survey built and distributed in Qualtrics
11 Videos CNN Videos taken from YouTube CNN video of witnesses testifying in James Holmes Trial CNN video of ISIS beheading 21 Egyptian Christians Shown in previous research to strongly influence mood and opinions toward Muslims CNN video of teacher winning an award Option to skip video Way to test intentional news avoidance
12 Measures Acceptance and Action Questionnaire-II (AAQ-II) Measure of psychological inflexibility (Bond et al., 2011) I m afraid of my feelings My painful memories prevent me from having a fulfilling life. 1-7 Likert scale (1 = never true, 7 = always true ) PANAS Measure of both positive and negative state affect (Watson, Clark, & Tellegen, 1988) Respondents indicate to what degree they experience various emotions words (e.g., afraid, interested ) Can be modified for various situations or time frames Pre and Post
13 Policies Law enforcement random searches based on Middle Eastern ethnicity Law enforcement random searches based on having a Muslim name, clothing, books Bans of Syrian refugees entering the country All three significantly correlated Student sample (r = ) Online sample: (r = )
14 Preliminary Analysis Does Inflexibility predict intentional news avoidance? Answer: NO What does predict intentional news avoidance? Negative Affect at beginning of study Does ISIS video increase Negative Affect? Answer: YES Does ISIS video increase support for anti-muslim policies? Answer: NO What does predict support for anti-muslim policies? Students: Positive Affect at beginning of study, Negative Affect afterward Online: Negative Affect after video Does inflexibility explain relationship between negative affect and Prejudice? Answer: NO
15 Conclusions? Inflexibility does not seem to influence: News avoidance Support for policies that target Muslims However, Affect does have an influence on both. Affect at beginning of study influences news avoidance Whether they watch the video Affect after watching video influences policies that target Muslims Even if the video had nothing to do with ISIS or terrorism Affect still connected
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