A. Bowd et P. Brady, NOTE ON PREFERRED USE OF ETHNIC-IDENTITY LABELS BY ABORIGINAL AND NONABORIGINAL CANADIANS, Psychological reports, 82(3), 1998, pp. 1153-1154
86 university students (36 native, 50 nonnative) responded to a questi
onnaire assessing attitudes toward natives after being assigned random
ly to use one of five ethnic identity labels. Native respondents rated
natives uniformly more positively regardless of ethnic identity label
, and described their own ethnic heritage most often using tribal term
s rat her than identity labels employed by nonnatives.