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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"ingroup bias"”.
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Foundations of Ingroup Bias and Similarity Bias in 2-Year-Olds
… patterns and the extent to which similarity bias and ingroup bias are truly distinct. In this thesis, I examined the relative impact of group membership and similarity on matching and non-matching identification, expression of similarity, extension of preferences, transgression attribution, …
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Ingroup bias : the effect of status, legitimacy and cooperation on intergroup relations
… trend indicates that cooperation reduces bias only in circumstances where the distinction between ingroup and outgroup can be rendered less salient. The cognitive-motivational theory of intergroup relations (Tajfel and Turner, 1979) provides a framework through which intergroup bias and …
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On synchrony and social relations: the role of synchronous multisensory stimulations in self-other merging, social bonding and ingroup-bias reduction
In psicologia sociale, e in particolare negli studi sulle relazioni intime e le relazioni all’interno del gruppo d’appartenenza, è stato osservato come le persone con cui abbiamo dei legami (e.g., partner, amici, membri del nostro gruppo) siano incluse nella rappresentazione del sé. Nella …
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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
Prior research demonstrates consistent ingroup bias in empathy and prosocial behaviour. However, the process through which shared social identity facilitates greater empathy and helping is less well-studied. We investigate the mediating role of intergroup felt understanding: the perception that …
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Effects of Minimal Group Identity on Processing of Evaluative Information
… trait scales were used as dependent measures of ingroup bias. Findings: Analysis of trait scales revealed that the minimal group paradigm, as presented in this study, failed to establish ingroup bias as predicted. Unexpectedly, subjects consistently rated outgroup members higher than ingroup …
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Recognize and Accept Me: Consequences of the Drive for Social Identity Validation
… one’s identity does not come solely from one’s ingroup. While past research has demonstrated that feedback and source of feedback are important factors in social identity validation processes (see Choi & Hogg, 2020b), the current research proposes that uncertainty also may be a key factor in …
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I Like My Group Because I Like Myself: Underlying Mechanisms of Implicit and Explicit Intergroup Bias
Intergroup bias refers to the systematic tendency to evaluate one’s own membership groups more favorably than nonmembership groups. The present investigation tested a new mechanism underlying intergroup bias. Specifically, it is argued that categorizing oneself as a member of a group is sufficient …