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... criteria of group membership , i.e. those criteria which do not originate from the self - identification of the mem- bers of a group . The " objective " criteria used by a naive outside ob- server or sometimes a social scientist without ...
... criteria of group membership , i.e. those criteria which do not originate from the self - identification of the mem- bers of a group . The " objective " criteria used by a naive outside ob- server or sometimes a social scientist without ...
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... criteria exemplifies how exter- nal criteria range from the highly specific and precise to the ambiguous and generalized . For instance , entry to the Mensa organization is dependent upon scoring the equivalent of an I.Q. of 140 on the ...
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... Criteria = External Criteria Intransigent Social Identity Where the internal and external criteria of group membership are compatible , social identity is " intransigent " . Social identity is described as intransigent because this ...
... Criteria = External Criteria Intransigent Social Identity Where the internal and external criteria of group membership are compatible , social identity is " intransigent " . Social identity is described as intransigent because this ...
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