Using data from Turkey and Belgium, this study investigated the relationships of right-wing authoritarianism and social dominance orientation with ambivalent sexism, homophobia, and subtle racism. First, we predicted that men are more prejudiced than women. This hypothesis was confirmed in the Turkish but not in the Belgian sample. Second, Muslims were higher in authoritarianism and homophobia than people belonging to other (or no) religious groups. Third, Muslims also showed more hostile sexism toward both men and women. Fourth, negative associations of education with authoritarianism, sexism, and homophobia were expected and found. Fifth, in both countries, authoritarianism was positively related to homophobia and sexism, and social dominance orientation was positively associated with racism. Finally, groups comparing both samples, we found that Turks’ authoritarianism and prejudice was higher than Belgians’. Implications for theory and practice are discussed.

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土耳其和比利时的偏见：右翼威权主义和社会支配取向与性别歧视、同性恋恐惧症和种族主义相关性的跨文化比较

本研究使用来自土耳其和比利时的数据，调查了右翼威权主义和社会支配取向与矛盾的性别歧视、同性恋恐惧症和微妙的种族主义之间的关系。首先，我们预测男性比女性更有偏见。这一假设在土耳其人中得到证实，但在比利时样本中却没有得到证实。其次，穆斯林的威权主义和同性恋恐惧症高于属于其他（或没有）宗教团体的人。第三，穆斯林对男性和女性也表现出更多的敌对性别歧视。第四，预期并发现了教育与威权主义、性别歧视和恐同症之间的负面关联。第五，在这两个国家，威权主义与恐同和性别歧视呈正相关，社会支配取向与种族主义呈正相关。最后，比较两个样本的组，我们发现土耳其人的威权主义和偏见高于比利时人。讨论了对理论和实践的影响。