Intergroup RelationsOpen University Press, 1996 - 191 ˹éÒ Intergroup Relations examines social psychology's unique contribution to our understanding of intergroup relations, examining the whole range of interactions from the level of individual psychological processes to the behaviour of large social groups. |
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... individuals will develop mutual cooperation in response to the dilemma , and when they will " lock in " to competitive responding in which both lose in the long run ( Oskamp and Perlman 1965 ; Rapoport and Chammah 1965 ) . One factor ...
... individuals will develop mutual cooperation in response to the dilemma , and when they will " lock in " to competitive responding in which both lose in the long run ( Oskamp and Perlman 1965 ; Rapoport and Chammah 1965 ) . One factor ...
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... individual and group behavior in social dilemma situations . When two unrelated individuals make decisions in a prisoner's dilemma setting they are much more likely to make cooperative choices than when deci- sions are made by individuals ...
... individual and group behavior in social dilemma situations . When two unrelated individuals make decisions in a prisoner's dilemma setting they are much more likely to make cooperative choices than when deci- sions are made by individuals ...
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... individual's sense of self - worth is enhanced by positive distinctiveness of his or her ingroup . In general , individuals have been found to identify more strongly with experimentally created groups that are successful and have high ...
... individual's sense of self - worth is enhanced by positive distinctiveness of his or her ingroup . In general , individuals have been found to identify more strongly with experimentally created groups that are successful and have high ...
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