D.M. Smith's scientific contributions
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... Stigmatizers believe that their attitude is shared by the community and have both the intention and the cognitive resources to stigmatize (Pescosolido & Martin, 2015). Stigmatizers engage in stigmatizing to exclude others, reduce competition, protect their own status, and reinforce their world view (Neuberg et al., 2000), or for altruistic reasons such as concern for others (Jensen et al., 2014). ...
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