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Socio-functional model of attitudes towards migrants: the role of institutional distrust, sense of threat and conspiratorial thinking
Across three studies the current paper unpacks negative attitudes towards migrants in the context of the socio-functional model that binds together the sense of threat, institutional distrust, and conspiratorial thinking. Using a comprehensive multi-country dataset (Study 1) and two longitudinal stu
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