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Exploring social tolerance in the light of identity markers within a heterogeneous population: a demographic study in a multi-tribal context

Open Journal of Psychology | Vol 3, Issue 1

Table 2. Analysis of the dependency link between thestrength of identification and the level of tolerance in the participants

Identification force		Total	Tolerance level (DV)
			to the feeling thermometer		to the affirmative action		to the multiculturalism
			Weak	High	Weak	High	Weak	High
Tribal	Weak	122	31	91	40	82	6	116
	High	190	29	161	55	135	8	182
Total		312	60	252	95	217	14	298
Chi-Square (c²(312))			c²(312) = 0.125 ; p = .03 ; Ddl = 1		c²(312) = 0.517 ; p = .05 ; Ddl = 1		c²(312)) = 0.087 ; p = .00 ; Ddl = 1
Contingency coefficient			0.016		0.041		0.017
Linguistic	Weak	117	35	82	39	78	5	112
	High	195	25	170	56	139	9	186
Total		312	60	252	95	217	14	298
Chi-Square (c²(312))			c²(312) = 13.757 ; p = .00 ; Ddl = 1		c²(312) = 0.736 ; p = .04 ; Ddl = 1		c²(312) = 0.020 ; p = .00 ; Ddl = 1
Contingency coefficient			0.205		0.048		0.008
Religious	Weak	126	35	91	36	90	6	120
	High	186	25	161	59	127	8	178
Total		312	60	252	95	217	14	298
Chi-Square (c²(312))			c²(312) = 9.940 ; p = .00 ; Ddl = 1		c²(312) = 0.352 ; p = .00 ; Ddl = 1		c²(312) = 0.037 ; p = .01 ; Ddl = 1
Contingency coefficient			0.176		0.034		0.011

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