Group bonding or hazing?: The effects of masculine honor beliefs on perceptions of undergraduate hazing

Volume: 186, Pages: 111331 - 111331
Published: Feb 1, 2022
Abstract
Hazing is a prevalent issue on many college campuses, and individuals higher in Masculine Honor Beliefs (MHB; i.e., prioritizing a tough social reputation) may think hazing is a test of one's honor. Across two studies ( N = 366), we assessed the influence of MHB and various hazing circumstances on third-person perceptions of hazing (Study 1) and (hypothetical) first-person hazing endurance (Study 2). Study 1 used vignettes of a newcomer's hazing...
Paper Details
Title
Group bonding or hazing?: The effects of masculine honor beliefs on perceptions of undergraduate hazing
Published Date
Feb 1, 2022
Volume
186
Pages
111331 - 111331
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