8
1.
2.
1. Dominance
–
2. Affiliation
−0.189 ***
–
3.
4.
5.
6.
–
3. Political orientation
0.079
0.010
–
4. Personal migration experience
0.051
−0.024
−0.107 *
–
5. Contact
0.080
−0.025
−0.073
0.062
–
6. Threat
0.030
0.038
0.461 ***
−0.022
0.018
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
7. Stateless prejudice
0.087
−0.006
0.518 ***
−0.145 **
−0.144 **
0.419 ***
–
8. Asylum seeker prejudice
0.081
−0.001
0.553 ***
−0.097
−0.193 ***
0.543 ***
0.772 ***
–
9. Refugee prejudice
0.056
0.013
0.543 ***
−0.104 *
−0.160 **
0.519 ***
0.758 ***
0.859 ***
–
10. Stateless social policy attitudes
0.103
0.049
0.590 ***
−0.064
−0.086
0.514 ***
0.763 ***
0.681 ***
0.644 ***
–
11. Asylum seeker social policy attitudes
0.072
0.032
0.598 ***
−0.065
−0.171 **
0.582 ***
0.661 ***
0.826 ***
0.712 ***
0.821 ***
–
12. Refugee social policy attitudes
0.067
0.010
0.606 ***
−0.037
−0.119 *
0.619 ***
0.694 ***
0.795 ***
0.776 ***
0.814 ***
0.895 ***
Note: *** Correlation is significant at p<.001; **Correlation is significant at p<.01 level; *Correlation is significant at p<.05 level.
12.
–
Ellie Oppenheim et al.
https://doi.org/10.1017/S147474642510119X Published online by Cambridge University Press
Table 2. Zero order Spearman’s correlations between key study variables