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The study examined perception and stereotypes of Jews among Pakistani Muslims. Sample consisted of 99
postgraduates from Govt. College University, Lahore and Govt. Postgraduate College, Jhang. A self constructed
stereotype rating scale comprising 38 adjectives was employed on which participants were asked to rate 5
religious groups (Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Christians and Sikhs) on each of these adjectives. Both qualitative
and quantitative approaches were used for interpretation and analysis of the data. The qualitative results were
interpreted on the basis of grounded theory themes, categories and schemas. Two categories of religious others
emerged from the results were further divided into the ‘Other’ category and ‘Enemy’ category. The
stereotypical picture of students regarding Jews indicated a negative image. Among the four out-groups Hindus
were perceived similar to Jews. These negative perceptions of the Jews are seen as an obstacle to the peace.
M. Asir Ajmal, Safia Sultana, Noor ul Ain, Mariam Tahira . (2012) Perception of Pakistani Muslim Students Regarding Jews, Pakistan Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, Volume 9, Issue 1.
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