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... status relationship create an awareness of cognitive alternatives ? Tajfel's answer ( see Chapter 2 ) is that this is based on the perceived illegitimacy of the status differences between groups , the degree to which the groups perceive ...
... status relationship create an awareness of cognitive alternatives ? Tajfel's answer ( see Chapter 2 ) is that this is based on the perceived illegitimacy of the status differences between groups , the degree to which the groups perceive ...
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... status dimension : H.S. groups were those who expected to do better than the others . Competition - defined as seeking ingroup superiority on the status dimension — was operationalized as ingroup bias in post - task ratings of ingroup ...
... status dimension : H.S. groups were those who expected to do better than the others . Competition - defined as seeking ingroup superiority on the status dimension — was operationalized as ingroup bias in post - task ratings of ingroup ...
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... status differences increase . He employs the concept of status - stratification to indicate a situation of non - comparability between persons ( cf. his example of the chess master and chess learner ) . He concludes from his analyses ...
... status differences increase . He employs the concept of status - stratification to indicate a situation of non - comparability between persons ( cf. his example of the chess master and chess learner ) . He concludes from his analyses ...
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2 Interindividual Behaviour and Intergroup | 27 |
Social Categorization Social Identity and Social | 61 |
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