Jewish - Arab students' social relations in Israel

Authors

  • Esther Bahat

Keywords:

Stereotypes, emotions, social contact, attitudes

Abstract

In Israel Jews and Arabs view each other as enemies. This study examined attitudes of Jewish and Arab students, who are studying in the same academic space, towards each other. Three categories were examined: Stereotypes (cognitive component); emotions (affective component); willingness to be in social contact (behavioral component). Questionnaires were distributed to 170 nursing students  Arabs and Jews. Results showed that third and fourth-year students revealed more positive emotions, positive stereotypes and willingness to be in social contact that first-year student.

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Published

2019-03-30

How to Cite

Bahat, E. (2019). Jewish - Arab students’ social relations in Israel. Revista UNES. Universidad, Escuela Y Sociedad, (6), 22–32. Retrieved from https://revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/revistaunes/article/view/12118

Issue

Núm. 6 (Marzo 2019)

Section

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