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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Group categorization"”.
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Collateral damage: un-intended brand-association effects of American in-language Hispanic advertising on the non-Spanish speaking consumer
… as an ethnic ad-targeting cue in the context of group categorization. A sample of non-Spanish speaking Americans was exposed to TV advertisements for known American brands. Conditions manipulated ad language (English or Spanish) and the prevalence of language in the ad (High or low prevalence). …
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Longitudinal Indicators of Women's Identity and Family Self and Daughters' Current Perspectives on Relationships with Nonalcoholic and Alcoholic Parents
… daughters. Variance attributable to 1989 group categorization was considerably reduced. Phenomenological themes revealed among daughters' reflections included the importance of parents' time and attention with striking differences on relating with parents in alcoholics' families and …
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In-Group, Out-Group, or All of the Above: The Advantages of Young Adult Literature for Empathic and Cognitive Engagement with Minority Protagonists
… thesis focuses on the psychology theory of in-group and out-group categorizations, which demonstrates that we use more empathy with those we consider to be “like us” (in-group) and less empathy with those we consider to be “unlike us” (out-group). Because we are less likely to use empathy with …
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The number, width, and labels for racial categories
… those perceived to be members of one's racial ingroup and those perceived to be members of a racial outgroup, and the degree to which these boundaries are influenced by category width (Pettigrew, 1958) and prejudice (McConahay et al., 1981). A morphing program produced target "persons" along a …
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Occasional Groups in Crowdsourcing Platforms
… instead of explicit. Individuals engaged in a group conversation may not stay with the group for long, i.e., the group is an ``occasional group.'' Occasional group interactions are often not well supported by systems, as they are not designed for team work. This dissertation examines the …
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Sexual Segregation in White-Tailed Deer: Intersexual Divergence in Digestive Function, Morphology, and Behavior
I monitored patterns of group membership for white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus), in Lincoln County, Minnesota, USA, to evaluate current techniques used to categorize animals when studying sexual segregation. I observed deer by driving a fixed transect approximately 3 times/week in the …