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Showing 1 to 20 of 155 for “"Outgroup"”.
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Does the caged bird sing? Outgroup empathy and the politics of cooperation
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2025-03-28 without embargo terms
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The impact of outgroup trust on voting behavior in ethnically salient contexts
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2025-08-01
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The Ties That Bind: An Examination of Outgroup Relationships as a Deviant Behavior
<p>Contact programs, such as Seeds of Peace, subscribe to the assertion that 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 …
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Meta-analytic review of the contact, outgroup ethnic-nationality effect (OENE) and prejudice relationships
Identification performance is poorer for ethnic outgroup members relative to in-group members (Laurence et al., 2016). This outgroup identification deficit is referred to in this thesis as the Outgroup Ethnic Nationality Effect (OENE). Such misidentifications, while often earnest, translate into …
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The Mitigation of In-Group and Outgroup Biases: Understanding the Perceptions of Educators on the Contact Approach Theory
… these biases, initially observed as in-group and outgroup biases, originate in the early years of life. To begin to fill this gap in the literature, the purpose of this study was to better understand and identify to what extent, if any, prekindergarten through third grade teachers had training and …
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The Emotional Logic of Participation in Intergroup Violence
… in turn, is triggered by appraisals that the outgroup are to blame for some harm suffered by the ingroup. Blame and anger are then rooted in evaluations of group endowments and group entitlements. These are widely-shared beliefs concerning who gets what and who deserves what in a given …
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For compassionate helping, must we first feel understood? The role of felt understanding in facilitating intragroup and intergroup empathy and prosocial responding
… and prosocial intentions towards ingroup (vs. outgroup targets. However, in contrast to prior research, direct effects of shared social identity on prosocial outcomes were either null or showed a slight outgroup preference. Studies 2a and 2b (N = 362) manipulated felt (mis)understanding of …
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Effects of Identity, Uncertainty, and Language Contact on Intergroup Relations
… less is known about the power of contact with an outgroup language to shape intergroup relations. To address this lacuna in the research, the two current studies examined two potential contextual factors that may impact whether outgroup language contact worsens or improves attitudes and action …
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Street fight video exposure, affective response, racial judgments, and criminal sentencing recommendations: A study on non-fictional and non-news mediated violence
… criminal punishment recommendations for racial outgroup SFV fighters. The model is informed by several social scientific theories referenced by media, identity, and social cognition scholars. Via social identity theory, exposure to racial outgroup SFV fighters will prime threat cognitions. …
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Friend Or Foe: The Effect Of Shared Group Status On Aggressiveness And Testosterone In Response To Provocation
… with natural and experimental ingroup and outgroup members. The current work expands on this line of research by examining the impact of shared group status on reactive aggression in response to provocation. Using a previously validated measure of reactive aggression, participants were …
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Recognize and Accept Me: Consequences of the Drive for Social Identity Validation
… and interact with their ingroup as well as their outgroup. Three studies were conducted to examine this. Study 1 (N = 139) showed that those with greater self-uncertainty and those whose identity is more central to their sense of self have a greater desire for identity validation. Study 2 (N = …
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The Effects of Power and Religiously Motivated Ingroup Preference on Social Affiliation
… to the ingroup and those who are relegated to an outgroup, and one powerful motivator of ingroup favoritism is religious affiliation. Although research has shown that feelings of low power increase the drive to socially affiliate, research has not yet explored how religious belief influences the …
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Impact of Social Identity on Rape Legitimacy and Myth Acceptance
… statement by a deviant political ingroup (versus outgroup) member elicited measureable differences on trivialization, cognitive dissonance, rape myth acceptance, or decision to vote for that candidate, and if explicitly “debunking” the statement made by this politician further impacted these …
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Socio-moral expectations in infants and toddlers
… individual to retaliate more severely against an outgroup member than against an ingroup member. Chapter 3 focused on the idea of “co-retaliation” and suggested that both infants and toddlers expect an individual to retaliate against an outgroup member who had previously hindered the individual’s …
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A Social Identity Theory Approach to the Acceptance of Negative Evaluation Results
… of group-directed praise from both ingroup and outgroup members, however they are much more accepting of group-directed criticism from an ingroup member than an outgroup member (Hornsey et al., 2002). The logic of SIT underlying the effect is that ingroup members are seen as criticizing the …
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WHEN DOES THE SELF-REGULATION OF PREJUDICE APPLY? INTEGRATING MOTIVATION TO CONTROL PREJUDICE AND SOCIAL NORM THEORY
… suggests prejudice suppression towards various outgroups reflects social norms prescribing and proscribing prejudice (Crandall, Eshleman, & O'brien, 2002). In the following thesis, we argue that outgroup protective status moderates the relationship between internal motivation and the …
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The number, width, and labels for racial categories
… 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 racial continuum (i.e., from Whites to Blacks). …
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A FURTHER EXAMINATION OF THE INTERGROUP SENSITIVITY EFFECT: THE MODERATING ROLE OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION, POWER, AND CATEGORY DIFFERENTIATION
… as compared to the same criticism made by an outgroup member – the intergroup sensitivity effect (ISE). Employing a minimal group paradigm, the present research examined motivational factors (social exclusion, lack of power) and social-cognitive factors (category differentiation) as moderators …
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