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Showing 1 to 20 of 83 for “"Out-group"”.

  1. Banning the deviant out-group member: the use of anger and contempt toward in-group and out-group members

    … with a target player who was either an in-group or out-group member who behaved in either socially adherent or deviant ways. It was hypothesized that when the player was a deviant out-group member, the participant would experience higher levels of contempt than the in-group deviant, whereas …

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  2. In-Group/Out-Group Dynamics of Native American Mascot Endorsement

    … White confederates would create a multiple in-group/out-group dynamic that would influence discriminatory behavior.</p> <p>A series of 2 (Race) X 3 (NAME) between groups factorial ANOVA’s were conducted on ratings of the confederates by White college students. In addition, MANOVA’s were …

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  3. In-group / out-group dynamics and effectiveness in partially distributed teams

    … Team there exist at least two distinct sub-groups. In addition, at least one of the sub-groups has two or more members that are geographically co-located. Co-located members can meet face to face; chat in the hallway; have lunch together; and otherwise socialize with one another. On the …

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  4. 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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  5. The Ties That Bind: An Examination of Outgroup Relationships as a Deviant Behavior

    … an essential element to co-existence between groups with a violent history is to provide situations in which out-group members are encouraged to form new relationships. Although the individual may have positive feelings toward out-group members at the conclusion of the program, he or she must …

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  6. Cognitive determinants of infra-humanization: the role of illusory correlation and attentional processes

    … more uniquely human characteristics to their in-group than to out-groups but do not differentially attribute the characteristics that we share with other animals. This process is called out-group de/infra-humanization. Up to now it has been conceptualized mainly as a motivated phenomenon serving …

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  7. "Now Imagine You're One of Them": Using Serious Games to Induce Identification with Out-Groups

    … utility of identification in the reduction of out-group derogation. Specifically, this research examined the extent to which individuals can be persuaded to identify with members of a perceived out-group, particularly through the use of online games. <em>Spent</em> is an online, point-and-click …

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  8. Racial attitude development in black, white and coloured South African children

    … described the racial attitude development of South African primary school children in three racial groups. The sample consisted of black, white and coloured children from the Cape Town area. The study aimed to examine developmental patterns of own-group preference and out-group prejudice, as …

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  9. Sistemática filogenética dos Gecarcinidae H. Milne Edwards (Crustacea - Brachyura)

    … for the phylogenetic reconstructions. The out- group comparison method was used for distinguishing plesiomorphic and apomorphic character states. The family Grapsidae was selected as out-group. The worldwide family Gecarcinidae includes the following genera: Ca rdisoma, Epigrapsus, …

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  10. Feeling Polarized? An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Central Albertans Feelings in Response to Polarizing Content on Facebook

    … study illuminated the roles of echo chambers, out-group animosity, fundamental attribution errors, and algorithms in affective polarization. The findings show that when users see toxic, algorithmically generated content, users then interpret such content and make negative assumptions about …

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  11. Justice Across Group Boundaries: Extending Empathy-Motivated Helping to Out-Groups

    … social-psychological research to hypothesize about relationships between the emotion of empathy and an individual's effort to extend helping behaviors to out-groups. The literatures on social justice, prosocial behavior, and group stereotypes are reviewed. An experimental study manipulated …

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  12. The role of bicultural identity integration in the relationship between discrimination and well-being

    … that experiencing discrimination from dominant group members and having a less integrated bicultural identity are associated with negative psychological outcomes for bicultural individuals. Further, bicultural identity integration (BII) has also been found to mediate the relationship between …

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  13. The Effect of Pull-Out Programs on the Academic Achievement of Sixth Grade Students In South Bend, Indiana

    … of this study was to examine the effects of pull-out programs in band and orchestra on the academic achievement of sixth-grade students in South Bend, Indiana.</p> <p>Method. Two groups of 299 students each, an experimental pull-out group and a control non-pull-out group, were matched by …

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  14. Heartwarming Narratives: The Role of Kama Muta in Stereotype Reduction

    … through media of non-mainstream characters (or out-group members) such as gay men which leads to harmful stereotypes and discriminatory behavior. Media psychologists have introduced stereotype reduction interventions through parasocial contact and character identification yet stereotypes remain …

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  15. Effects of Peer & Familial Ethnic Socialization on Processes of Ethnic Identity Development in Mexican-Descent Adolescents

    … traditions), and explore how family and peer (in-group and out-group peers) ethnic socialization uniquely contributes to the process of ethnic identity development in Mexican descent adolescents (N=111, M age = 14.5 years, SD = 1.2 years). The PESM is a modified version of the Umaña-Taylor …

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  16. Stereotype-Consistent and Inconsistent Behavioral Changes After Image-Based Stereotype Priming

    … relationship between stereotype activation in out-group category members and subsequent changes in the performance of stereotype-relevant tasks. Based on pilot data collected in Study 1, three experiments were conducted in which Caucasian participants were subliminally exposed to images of …

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  17. Phylogenetic Analysis of Certain Lower Brachycerous Diptera in the Nearctic Region

    … distance, and the mean character distance. Six out-group genera are included for purposes of comparison.

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  18. The effects of racial group membership and cognitive load on empathy and helping behaviour

    … that people feel more empathy for racial in-group compared to racial outgroup members, and in some circumstances, are more likely to help racial in- than out-group members. Furthermore, there is evidence that cognitive load may also attenuate helping behavior. Research is yet to establish the …

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  19. Collective Privacy Boundary Turbulence and Facework Strategies: A Cross-Cultural Comparison of South Korea and the United States

    … reflected two cultural-level variables: an in-group and an out-group distinction and hierarchical relationships. The results showed that both Korean and U.S. participants perceived greater face threat when family secrets were disclosed to an out-group member than an in-group member. Korean …

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