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CFICE Poverty Reduction hub partners have recently published an article in the Journal of Poverty titled,\u00a0Projective Technique Reveals Unconscious Attitudes about Poverty in Canada<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n

Terry Mitchell, Colleen Loomis, Alexia Polillo, Brooke Fry, and Mary Mackeigan worked with CFICE as part of the Poverty Reduction hub<\/a>‘s Phase I project on\u00a0shifting societal attitudes towards people living in poverty.<\/p>\n

In this article, the authors examine the attitudes that youth have towards individuals living in poverty in southwestern Ontario.<\/p>\n

Abstract<\/h2>\n

Canada has been challenged in attempts to reduce and eliminate\u00a0poverty. In this study, the authors used a projective technique to\u00a0assess attitudes about people living in poverty (113 young adults,\u00a0average age 21) living in southwestern Ontario. Five themes\u00a0emerged from Thematic Apperception Test responses: (1) negative\u00a0assumptions about people in poverty, (2) simplified beliefs about various pathways into poverty, (3) conditional compassion for those living in poverty, (4) gendered responses about women in poverty, and (5) individualized attitudes and beliefs about pathways out of poverty. Findings have implications for shifting victim-blaming explanations for why people are living in poverty.<\/p>\n

Read the full article<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

CFICE Poverty Reduction hub partners have recently published an article in the Journal of Poverty titled,\u00a0Projective Technique Reveals Unconscious Attitudes about Poverty in Canada. Terry Mitchell, Colleen Loomis, Alexia Polillo, Brooke Fry, and Mary Mackeigan worked with CFICE as part of the Poverty Reduction hub‘s Phase I project on\u00a0shifting societal attitudes towards people living in 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