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"Indonesia merupakan sebuah negara majemuk yang terdiri dari berbagai suku bangsa yang berbeda. Sebagai negara yang majemuk, hal ini memunculkan individu yang terlahir sebagai bagian dari satu suku bangsa dan juga yang terlahir sebagai bagian dari dua dua suku bangsa yang berbeda, atau biasa disebut sebagai dual identity. Namun, terkadang Indonesia masih menyimpan permasalahan berupa adanya prasangka buruk terhadap etnis minoritas yang dilakukan oleh masyarakat yang berasal dari etnis mayoritas di Indonesia. Sebuah penelitian yang dilakukan oleh Shi, Dang, Zheng, dan Liu, (2017) mengatakan bahwa individu yang tergolong sebagai dual identity lebih memberikan prasangka yang rendah terhadap kelompok luarnya. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui apakah terdapat hubungan yang signifikan pada penurunan tingkat prasangka terhadap etnis minoritas dengan dual identification pada masyarakat Indonesia. Penelitian dilakukan dengan metode korelasional yang dilakukan pada partisipan berusia 18 hingga 28 tahun yang tergolong sebagai bagian dari dua suku bangsa. Hasil menunjukkan bahwa identifikasi sosial dua suku bangsa tidak berhubungan secara signifikan dengan prasangka terhadap etnis minoritas. Penjelasan mengenai hasil penelitian dibahasan pada bagian diskusi

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Indonesia is a plural country consisting of many different ethnic groups. As a pluralistic country, this results in individuals born as part of one ethnicity and also two different ethnicities or commonly referred to as dual identities. However, Indonesia still has problems in the form of prejudice against ethnic minorities committed by people who come from the majority ethnicity in Indonesia. A study conducted by Shi, Dang, Zheng, and Liu, (2017) states that individuals who are classified as dual identities are more likely to give lower prejudice to outer groups. This study aims to determine whether there is a significant relationship in reducing the level of prejudice against ethnic minorities with dual identification in Indonesian society. The study was conducted using a correlational method that was conducted on participants aged 18 to 28 years who were classified as part of two ethnicities. The results show that dual ethnic social identifications are not significantly associated with prejudice towards ethnic minority. Explanations of the research results is discussed in the discussion section"

"Penelitian ini bermaksud untuk menemukan stigma yang menjadi target prasangka dalam konteks masyarakat Indonesia; menguji pengaruh sosial dalam ekspresi prasangka; serta menguji peran kejelasan norma sosial dan perceived controllability stigma dalam memoderasi pengaruh sosial terhadap ekspresi prasangka. Dari 373 mahasiswi dalam rentang usia antara 19 - 22 tahun ditemukan bahwa pengaruh sosial dalam bentuk kehadiran orang lain yang mengutuk atau mendukung diskriminasi akan mempengaruhi ekspresi prasangka. Pengaruh kehadiran orang lain yang mengutuk atau mendukung diskriminasi terhadap ekspresi prasangka dimoderasi oleh kejelasan norma sosial. Sementara itu pengaruh sosial terhadap ekspresi prasangka tidak dimoderasi oleh perceived controlability stigma.

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This present study assesses stigma in Indonesian context and examined the effects social influence toward expression of prejudice through moderation of social norm clarity and perceived controllability stigma. Results from373 female college students aged between 19-22 years old showed that social influence has direct effect on expression of prejudice and social norm clarity was proved to moderating the effect of social influence on expression of prejudice. On the other hand, perceived controllability was not proved to be the moderator."

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