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Missing Perspective: Marginalized Groups in the Social Psychological Study of Social Disparities
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2021
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Drawing on interdisciplinary, feminist insights, we encourage social psychologists to embrace the active participation of marginalized groups in social disparities research. We explain (1) how the absence of marginalized groups' perspectives in research presents a serious challenge to understanding intergroup dynamics and concomitant disparities, and (2) how their inclusion could assuage some of social psychology's "fatal flaws" (Cesario, 2021).
doi:10.31234/osf.io/4967w
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