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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... studies suggest that a primitive type of person categor- ization , which is automatic and unlearned , separates persons who are similar and familiar from those who are different or strange . The capacity of a salient outgroup to elicit ...
... studies suggest that a primitive type of person categor- ization , which is automatic and unlearned , separates persons who are similar and familiar from those who are different or strange . The capacity of a salient outgroup to elicit ...
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... studies of aggression provide an opportunity to examine hostile behavioral effects induced by outgroup status in social interaction settings . Often , such studies have employed the teacher - learner paradigm , which typically pro ...
... studies of aggression provide an opportunity to examine hostile behavioral effects induced by outgroup status in social interaction settings . Often , such studies have employed the teacher - learner paradigm , which typically pro ...
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... studies by telling subjects at the start of the experiment that the roles of teacher and learner would be reversed ... studies described above , they expressed more indirect aggression . In an anonymous condition , however , these ...
... studies by telling subjects at the start of the experiment that the roles of teacher and learner would be reversed ... studies described above , they expressed more indirect aggression . In an anonymous condition , however , these ...
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