Wallston K A, Wallston B S, DeVellis B M
J Stud Alcohol. 1976 May;37(5):659-65. doi: 10.15288/jsa.1976.37.659.
Nurses' impressions of a hypothetical patient, labeled an alcoholic, were strongly influenced by their negative stereotypic views of alcoholics. Nurses responded more favorably to the same "patient" when he was not labeled an alcoholic even though the behavior of the patient was held constant.
护士们对一个被贴上酗酒者标签的假想病人的印象,深受他们对酗酒者负面刻板印象的影响。即使病人的行为保持不变,但当这个“病人”没有被贴上酗酒者标签时,护士们对他的反应更为积极。