 A 2017 study in the "American Political Science Review" found that prejudice towards marginalized groups, such as refugees, could be explained by a failure to take the perspective of the marginalized group.The study found that young Hungarian adults who played a perspective-taking game (a game intended to reduce prejudice towards marginalized groups by having players assume the role of a member of a marginalized group) showed reduced prejudice towards Romani people and refugees, as well as reduced their vote intentions for Hungary's overtly racist, far right party by 10%.A 2017 study found that by emphasizing shared religion can produce more supportive attitudes toward refugees.