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... perceived illegitimacy of the perceived intergroup relations provides a bridge from non - comparability to comparability . This will be the case even if the groups involved are , on the face of it , highly dissimilar and have clearly ...
... perceived illegitimacy of the perceived intergroup relations provides a bridge from non - comparability to comparability . This will be the case even if the groups involved are , on the face of it , highly dissimilar and have clearly ...
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... perceived instability , defined as the groups ' perceptions that their respective status positions can be changed or even reversed , and its perceived illegitimacy in Tajfel's sense . Perceived illegitimacy always implies , by ...
... perceived instability , defined as the groups ' perceptions that their respective status positions can be changed or even reversed , and its perceived illegitimacy in Tajfel's sense . Perceived illegitimacy always implies , by ...
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... perceived illegitimacy increases ingroup bias for both high and low status groups ; and ( b ) perceived instability increases ingroup bias for legitimately superior and illegitimately inferior groups , but has the reverse effect for ...
... perceived illegitimacy increases ingroup bias for both high and low status groups ; and ( b ) perceived instability increases ingroup bias for legitimately superior and illegitimately inferior groups , but has the reverse effect for ...
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