Does children's bias toward their own groups reflect egocentrism or social understanding? After being categorized as belonging to 1 of 2 fictitious groups, 157 six-to ten-year-olds evaluated group ...
In this Article, Professor Krieger examines the implications of social cognition and social identity theory for the debate over affirmative action. In Part I, she explores the extent to which insights ...
A series of maps created by a UCR professor highlights hot spots for intergroup bias across the nation. The researchers aggregated data to determine the regions where implicit and explicit bias are ...
Hobson, Nicholas M., Francesca Gino, Michael I. Norton, and Michael Inzlicht. "When Novel Rituals Lead to Intergroup Bias: Evidence from Economic Games and Neurophysiology." Psychological Science 28, ...
New research has revealed that a gender bias occurs when selecting leaders during various group competition scenarios. Overall, the findings indicate that during times of intergroup conflict a male ...
Prejudice is a fundamental component of human social behaviour that represents the complex interplay between neural processes and situational factors. Hence, the domain of intergroup bias, which ...
EdSource · California high schoolers get a crash course in finance As our country seems increasingly polarized, a new study from University of California Berkeley suggests that just getting people ...
Prejudice and discrimination touch every corner of society, shaping the daily lives of marginalized groups worldwide. Whether it’s racial bias, cultural divides, or gender inequalities, these issues ...
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Why Groups Clash: Intergroup Theory Simplified
Intergroup theory explores how people behave, think, and feel when they belong to different social groups like “us” versus “them.” This video breaks down the core concepts of intergroup conflict, bias ...
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