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Penelitian ini bermaksud untuk menemukan stigma yang menjadi target prasangkadalam konteks masyarakat Indonesia; menguji pengaruh sosial dalam ekspresiprasangka; serta menguji peran kejelasan norma sosial dan perceivedcontrollability stigma dalam memoderasi pengaruh sosial terhadap ekspresiprasangka. Dari 373 mahasiswi dalam rentang usia antara 19 - 22 tahun ditemukanbahwa pengaruh sosial dalam bentuk kehadiran orang lain yang mengutuk ataumendukung diskriminasi akan mempengaruhi ekspresi prasangka. Pengaruhkehadiran orang lain yang mengutuk atau mendukung diskriminasi terhadapekspresi prasangka dimoderasi oleh kejelasan norma sosial. Sementara itupengaruh sosial terhadap ekspresi prasangka tidak dimoderasi oleh perceivedcontrolability stigma.

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ABSTRACT
This present study assesses stigma in Indonesian context and examined the effectssocial influence toward expression of prejudice through moderation of socialnorm clarity and perceived controllability stigma. Results from373 female collegestudents aged between 19-22 years old showed that social influence has directeffect on expression of prejudice and social norm clarity was proved tomoderating the effect of social influence on expression of prejudice. On the otherhand, perceived controllability was not proved to be the moderator.;This present study assesses stigma in Indonesian context and examined the effectssocial influence toward expression of prejudice through moderation of socialnorm clarity and perceived controllability stigma. Results from373 female collegestudents aged between 19-22 years old showed that social influence has directeffect on expression of prejudice and social norm clarity was proved tomoderating the effect of social influence on expression of prejudice. On the otherhand, perceived controllability was not proved to be the moderator., This present study assesses stigma in Indonesian context and examined the effectssocial influence toward expression of prejudice through moderation of socialnorm clarity and perceived controllability stigma. Results from373 female collegestudents aged between 19-22 years old showed that social influence has directeffect on expression of prejudice and social norm clarity was proved tomoderating the effect of social influence on expression of prejudice. On the otherhand, perceived controllability was not proved to be the moderator.]