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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"Social categorization"”.

  1. Essentializing Race: Its Implication to Social Categorization and Racial Perception

    … began by examining the association between basic categorization processes and the two different components of essentialized group perceptions---immutability and inductive potential. It then investigated how the two essentialism factors interplayed with the social contexts to shape intergroup …

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  2. The immigrant in our head: Skin tone, social categorization, and support for policy

    … is published on whether markers of racial categorization affect the social classification of immigrants, their legal status, and the relationship between support for immigration policies and specific patterns of categorization. In the current research, I investigated whether social

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  3. MULTIPLE SOCIAL CATEGORIZATION AND THE PERCEPTION OF MULTIPLE SOCIAL IDENTITIES THROUGH THE LENS OF INTERSECTIONALITY

    … theory can provide a useful research tool for social psychologists studying multiple social identities and social categorization. The overarching goal of this set of studies was to test the theory of intersectionality by investigating the perception of multiple social identities and category …

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  4. Rating Leadership Potential From Above: The Effects of Implicit Theories on Supervisors' Ratings of Leadership Potential

    … what these ratings are based upon. Based on social categorization theory and leadership identity construction theory, it was proposed that supervisors will tend to use implicit followership theories (IFTs) in addition to implicit leadership theories (ILTs) to evaluate the leadership potential …

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  5. Rich or Black? Examining Attitudes Toward Children Who Differ by Wealth and Race

    … nature of biases, and the importance of social categorization processes in informing bias, even in perceptions towards children.

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  6. Own and other race face recognition: the effects of instructions and other-race contact

    … theory of the cross-race effect involves social-cognitive processes such as categorization and individuation (Hugenberg, Miller, & Claypool, 2007). Prior research has examined whether instructions to individuate other-race faces, given at encoding, can improve sensitivity thereby reducing …

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  7. Curriculum implementation: A phenomenological study of a reading curriculum adoption and power relationships in one school district

    … operational decisions and language play within social systems describes the process by which attenuating mythologies arise and ultimately threaten the viability of curriculum initiatives. The connection between status functions, the leaders that declare them and maintain status function …

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  8. Stigmatization of Psychological and Neurodevelopmental Disorders: Effects of Diagnostic Labeling in a Legal Context

    … Desforges, Fernandez, & Palac, 2004). We applied social categorization, attribution theory, and psychological essentialism to clarify the ways diagnostic labels perpetuate stigmatization of defendants by assessing sentencing and facility recommendations, future dangerousness predictions, and …

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  9. Effects of in-group bias on face recognition using minimal group procedures

    … series of experiments examined the effects of social categorization on face recognition. The use of minimal group procedures was expected to enhance recognition for in-group members compared to out-group members. In Experiment 1, participants were assigned to 1 of 3 conditions: name …

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  10. Maker, Wearer, Viewer, Object: the reflexive destabilisation of brooches in a contemporary jewellery making practice

    This project examines the social structure of brooches through the lens of my own practice considered in dialogue with writing both within and without the field of jewellery making. Sociologist Georg Simmel proposed that the structure of jewellery is composed of the Wearer and Viewer interaction. …

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  11. How Diversity Affects Teams

    … naturally translate into better outcomes because social categorization can trigger dysfunctional subgrouping, potentially hindering the effective elaboration of diverse perspectives. Therefore, team diversity management plays a central role in enabling teams to leverage their diversity. Across …

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  12. Corpovoz: ARThivISMO dissidente como estratégia de (r)existência em dança

    … in which transgress established normative social stereotypes and still survive. These bodies are living on different surviving instances, and they drive dance manifestations on the interfaces of politics, culture and society. These are some of the proposals and paths to delimitate this …

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  13. The Motivated Creation and Use of Social Categories

    Social categorization is often framed as the antecedent to stereotyping, with perceivers rationally sorting the social world on the basis of perceptually salient categories before applying biased beliefs about those categories. Here, I instead suggest that both the construction and use of social

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  14. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Engagement Among Faculty: Impact on Promotion and/or Tenure

    … promotion and/or tenure outcomes. Drawing from social categorization theory, this research examines whether contributions to diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts are being recognized in the promotion and/or tenure process. We focus on the impact of diversity contributions on career outcomes …

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  15. Equivalence Class Formation and Attitudes Toward Neurodevelopmental Disabilities

    … can lead to negative experiences, such as social isolation and unjust disparities across life domains. Despite efforts, interventions have been largely ineffective in altering implicit attitudes toward individuals with developmental disabilities. Basic behavior analytic research has …

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  16. Animals Are Us: Applying the Common Ingroup Identity Model to Humane Education

    … racism, to Humane Education. It credits social categorization with both reducing and creating intergroup bias. It postulates decategorization and recategorization as factors changing ingroup boundaries, so former outgroup members can be seen as current ingroup members. The study aimed at …

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  17. Essences and Transformations in Objects, Animals, and Humans

    … such as animals, is essential to understanding categorization processes. However, it lacks conventional application and generalization to everyday life. Humans are social beings that encounter a wide array of individuals on a daily basis. In these situations, we are required to consider various …

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