Analyses contained in this study constitute both an extension and criticism of the discussion of social images of social groups of peasants, clerks and workmen in the preceding study. When there is a question of social ...

The main hypothesis was that the forming of stereotypes is strongly influenced – apart from other factors – by certain biographical traits. Analysed were relationships between the valence of the stereotype of a peasant and ...

The study deals with further deepened analyses being a continuation of those undertaken in the previous one. In the previous study stereotypes of particular groups were considered in isolation from each other; in the present ...

The main problem taken up in the study was the relationship between the valence of stereotypes of these groups and the opinions concerning their roles in the crisis (their responsibility for its emergence and for the crisis ...

Stereotypes, as a particular kind of beliefs involved in a system of perception by people of e.g. occupational groups, have their formal shape and their content, The form of a stereotype is determined in linguistic expression ...

The study deals with the comparison of the results obtained by means of the open procedure with those obtained using the closed one. Both procedures were used in the research of stereotypes of a typical representative of ...

One of the methods applied in the investigation of social stereotypes consisted in using questions with graphic scales whose form was modeled after the semantic, differential. Analyses of the data obtained were done at two ...

The empirical basis of analyses are respondents’ replies which made it possible to identify the best, i.e. the most appropriate names for three occupational groups: peasants, clerks and workmen (the latter group was the ...