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... of SCIENTIFIC demonstrates the relevance of expected future group
membership with respect to the evaluation of descriptive characteristics .
Discussion The factors studied differentiated between the groups the subjects
had to describe .
... of SCIENTIFIC demonstrates the relevance of expected future group
membership with respect to the evaluation of descriptive characteristics .
Discussion The factors studied differentiated between the groups the subjects
had to describe .
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fIt is perhaps significant that in 1972 and 1973 the term “ differentiation ” was
sometimes used to mean “ discrimination ” . “ . . . social categorization . . led to
behaviour which differentiated more clearly the ingroup from the outgroup . . . " (
1973 ) ...
fIt is perhaps significant that in 1972 and 1973 the term “ differentiation ” was
sometimes used to mean “ discrimination ” . “ . . . social categorization . . led to
behaviour which differentiated more clearly the ingroup from the outgroup . . . " (
1973 ) ...
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Analyses comprise three elements : Examination of the differences between
groups in the extent to which they differentiate between the supporters of their
own team and those of other teams on each of the four dimensions involved .
Analyses comprise three elements : Examination of the differences between
groups in the extent to which they differentiate between the supporters of their
own team and those of other teams on each of the four dimensions involved .
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