Predictores de apoyo hacia los procesos de justicia transicional en una muestra de población general chilena

Original survey data from Chile are used (N = 1267) to study the determinants of attitudes toward transitional rituals (1991 National Truth and Reconciliation Commission). A logistic regression analysis based on this data was carried out to evaluate the work of truth commissions as the dependent var...

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Published in:Universitas psychologica 2017-01, Vol.16 (3)
Main Authors: Manuel Cárdenas Castro, Darío Páez Rovira, Maitane Arnoso Martínez, Rimé, Bernard
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
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Regression analysis
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Summary:Original survey data from Chile are used (N = 1267) to study the determinants of attitudes toward transitional rituals (1991 National Truth and Reconciliation Commission). A logistic regression analysis based on this data was carried out to evaluate the work of truth commissions as the dependent variable (in terms of “approval” and “disapproval”). Results reveal that predictors of favorable attitudes toward truth commissions include emotions such as sadness and hope, TRCs’ contribution to truth and to the construction of an inclusive history (and to a lesser extent to justice), high social sharing, perception of a positive social climate, high institutional trust, and positive perception of official apologies. People supporting TRCs also agree with complementary reparation, suggesting that a positive attitude towards TRCs is negative related to denial the traumatic past.
ISSN:1657-9267
DOI:10.11144/Javeriana.upsy16.3.pstj