In this study, a sample of 497 Italian participants was exposed to a minority opinion concerning a culturally important topic and were afterward asked to evaluate different aspects of the source of the message. Results show that participants were more likely to misidentify the source's nationality in the experimental condition.

Threat, culture, and pizza: are experts more open to minority influence than novices? / •Baldner, C., Maltese, G., Autorino, Y., &amp, , ., De Matteis, A.. - (2026). (European Association of Social Psychology 2026 Strasbourg, France ).

Threat, culture, and pizza: are experts more open to minority influence than novices?

Maltese G.;Autorino Y.;
2026

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In this study, a sample of 497 Italian participants was exposed to a minority opinion concerning a culturally important topic and were afterward asked to evaluate different aspects of the source of the message. Results show that participants were more likely to misidentify the source's nationality in the experimental condition.
2026
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