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These reciprocal attempts at intergroup differentiation are inherently competitive
since each group is striving for the same positively valued difference relative to
the other: there is a process of competition for positive social identity. This form of
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These reciprocal attempts at intergroup differentiation are inherently competitive
since each group is striving for the same positively valued difference relative to
the other: there is a process of competition for positive social identity. This form of
...
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were then asked to write a second application after being told that they were
competing for the post with another ... other candidate was either similar to, or
different from, the subject in some characteristics directly relevant to the
competition.
were then asked to write a second application after being told that they were
competing for the post with another ... other candidate was either similar to, or
different from, the subject in some characteristics directly relevant to the
competition.
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190 by superior group, 177, 178 accentuation of within group similarities, 62, 144
, 160, 161, 163-165, 168 categorization vs competition, 1 73, 174 experimental
and real-life, 148, 149 in simple and crossed categories, 144, 145, 146, 147, 152,
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190 by superior group, 177, 178 accentuation of within group similarities, 62, 144
, 160, 161, 163-165, 168 categorization vs competition, 1 73, 174 experimental
and real-life, 148, 149 in simple and crossed categories, 144, 145, 146, 147, 152,
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accentuation analysis analysis of variance ANOVA aspects attributes awarded Billig booklet boys C-GMP Chapter characteristics compared competition concerned conflict consensus context criteria described dimension discussed distinctiveness Doise effects evaluation example existing experiment experimental conditions factors favour girls group membership H.S. group HENRI TAJFEL Hutu hypothesis illegitimacy implicit threat important individual inferior group ingroup bias ingroup favouritism ingroup members interaction intergroup behaviour intergroup differentiation intergroup discrimination intergroup relations interindividual interpersonal Kandinsky language legitimacy linguistic matrix means minimal one's OO choices outgroup members perceived positive predictions present problems questionnaire ratings reference relationship relevant scores self-favouritism significant similar social behaviour social categorization social change social comparison social comparison theory social groups social identity social mobility social psychological social situations South Moluccans status differences status group strategies structure subjects superior group supporters Table Tajfel theoretical theory Tutsi unthreatened variables
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