The Implicit Attitude Of Tibetan And Han College Students Towerd Emancipists According To Different Culture Priming

In the context of the stigma of emancipists returning to society and their difficulty to integrate into the society,which eventually led to re-offending,this study tried to explore the attitudes of different cultures to prison release personnel through comparison of Tibetan and Han cultures.Therefore,the Han nationality was selected in this study.Undergraduates and Tibetan college students were tested,and their implicit attitudes towards prisoners were measured respectively under the conditions of non-initiation,initiation of daily life culture and initiation of religious culture and culture.The results show:(1)There was no significant difference between the Han subjects and 0 in the non-initiated condition,but there was a tendency to have a negative attitude.The attitude towards the initiation of daily life culture and the initiation of religious culture held negative attitude toward the release personnel.Significant differences were manifested in the absence of initiation> initiation of religious culture> initiation of daily life,in which there were significant differences between daily culture and religious culture without initiation,and there was no significant difference between daily culture and religious culture.There were no significant differences in the demographic variables among the three starting conditions.(2)There was a significant difference between Tibetans in the Mainland and Tibetan Tibetans in the absence of start-up conditions,indicating a positive attitude toward the release personnel;however,they both held a negative attitude toward the release personnel under conditions of daily life culture and religious culture initiation..There were significant differences among the participants in the absence of initiation,initiation of daily life culture,and initiation of religious culture.They all showed no initiation>religious culture>daily culture.There were significant differences between daily culture and religious culture in the absence of initiation.There is no significant difference between religious culture.Under the condition of the initiation of religious culture,Tibetan Tibetans were cognitively represented as higher than pastoral areas in the agricultural areas,but they had a negative attitude towards the release personnel.(3)Under the condition of no start-up,except for the Han nationality subjects,the attitudes of the Tibetan subjects in Tibet and Tibetan Tibetans in the Mainland were all positive.All of them were consistent with the research hypothesis.(4)Under the conditions of starting daily life culture and religious culture,Han subjects,Tibetan subjects in the interior,and Tibetan Tibetan subjects all had negative attitude toward the release personnel.