Diana Cardenas

Professeure adjointe
Faculté des arts et sciences - Département de psychologie

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	Prejudices, racism, and discrimination  
On a slippery slope to intolerance: Slippery slope thinking predicts outgroup negativity2021   Diana Cardenas 

	Social identity  
Foreign Language Usage, European and National identification in the Netherlands2021   Diana Cardenas 

	Social identity  
“You are too ethnic, you are too national”: Dual identity denial and dual identification2021   Diana Cardenas 

	Social identity  
Participating in a new group and the identification processes: The quest for a positive social identity2020   Diana Cardenas / Roxane de la Sablonnière 

	Social identity  
Immigrants’ behavioral participation and its relation with host society identification: Perceived closeness to the prototype as a psychological mechanism2020   Diana Cardenas 

	Social identity  
Dual identity, minority group pressure and the endorsement of minority rights: A study among Sunni and Alevi Muslim in Western Europe2019   Diana Cardenas 

	Social identity  
Participation in a new cultural group and patterns of identification in a globalized world: The moderating role of similarity2019   Diana Cardenas / Roxane de la Sablonnière 

	Social identity  
La participation à un nouveau groupe social : le patron additif et le patron soustractif de l’identification2018   Diana Cardenas / Roxane de la Sablonnière 

	Social identity  
Understanding the relation between participation in a new culture and identification: Two studies with Latin-American immigrants.2017   Diana Cardenas / Roxane de la Sablonnière 

	Social identity  
Testing the subtractive pattern of cultural identification2016   Diana Cardenas / Roxane de la Sablonnière

Diana Cardenas

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