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... dimension which serves the same function . So long as a dimension permits Ss to make evaluative differentiations between ingroup and outgroup , it can be utilized for social competition and there is no need for such a dimension to ...
... dimension which serves the same function . So long as a dimension permits Ss to make evaluative differentiations between ingroup and outgroup , it can be utilized for social competition and there is no need for such a dimension to ...
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... dimension within the experimental choice situation . Thus , because the " points " ( V ) dimension is less meaningful than the money dimension , it is , paradoxically , a purer vehicle for social comparison per se . In a sense Ss can ...
... dimension within the experimental choice situation . Thus , because the " points " ( V ) dimension is less meaningful than the money dimension , it is , paradoxically , a purer vehicle for social comparison per se . In a sense Ss can ...
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... dimension which they hold in common , both groups will try to differentiate themselves from each other in the same positively valued direction , when this is possible . * This process of mutual differentiation towards the same pole of ...
... dimension which they hold in common , both groups will try to differentiate themselves from each other in the same positively valued direction , when this is possible . * This process of mutual differentiation towards the same pole of ...
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