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Imagen social, identidad social, migrantes colombianos,

Authors: Jorge Palacio Sañudo; Universidad del Norte; Patrick Gosling;

Imagen social, identidad social, migrantes colombianos,

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Social de 68 inmigrantes colombianos en París. Los sujetos se repartieron de acuerdocon un muestreo estratificado a posterior; y según un diseño cuasi-experimental.Los resultados indican que la imagen de Colombia no modific6 de manerasignificativa la Identidad Social de los sujetos. Sin embargo, los inmígrantes engeneral, y en particular los hombres, dieron respuestas que tienden hacia unaIdentidad Social negativa segun las Matrices de Tajfel.Los sujetos perciben a los franceses como pacíficos, inteligentes, confiados,individualistas y sucios, mientras que los colombianos se perciben como alegres,trabajadores, religiosos, expresivos y desconfiados. Los inmigrantes colombianosutilizaron una estrategia de Creatividad Social propia de una Identidad Socialnegativa al crear dos niveles de comparación: el aspecto enwcional-activo de sucategoría y el intelectual-pasivo de la categorías de franceses.AbstractThis paper examined the effect ofpositive or negative image of Colombia on the SocialIdentity of 68 Colombian migrants in París. The subjets were classified according toposteriori stratified sample in quasi-experimental design.Results show that the image of Colombia had not significantly altered the subjectisSocial Identity. Despite this faet the answers supplied by the subjeets generally andmore particulary by men inclined towards a negative Social Identity according toTajfelís Matrices.The subjects see French people as pacific, bright, trustful, individualistic anddirty, whereas the Colombians see themselves as cheerful. hard-working, religious,extraverted and suspicious. The colombian migrants used a strategy of SocialCreativity close to a negative Social Identity by creating two comparison levels: theactive emotionalaspect of its category or the passive intellectual aspect of the Frenchcategory.

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