The persistence of welfare stigma: Does the passing of time and subsequent employment moderate the negative perceptions associated with unemployment benefit receipt?

Schofield, TP; Haslam, N; Butterworth, Peter

The persistence of welfare stigma: Does the passing of time and subsequent employment moderate the negative perceptions associated with unemployment benefit receipt?

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posted on 2024-06-06, 05:02 authored by TP Schofield, N Haslam, Peter ButterworthPeter Butterworth

The persistence of welfare stigma: Does the passing of time and subsequent employment moderate the negative perceptions associated with unemployment benefit receipt?

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Journal of Applied Social Psychology

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49

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Wiley

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COMPETENCE DEHUMANIZATION DESERVINGNESS INVENTORIES MODEL PERFORMANCE PERSONALITY Psychology Psychology, Social Social Sciences STEREOTYPE CONTENT VULNERABILITY WARMTH

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