In-Group Bias and Fair-Mindedness as Strategies of Self-Presentation in Intergroup Perception
In-Group Bias and Fair-Mindedness as Strategies of Self-Presentation in Intergroup Perception
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群体内偏见和公平心态作为群体间感知中自我呈现的策略
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发表时间:
1998
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通讯作者:
Li Li Poh
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作者:
Ramadhar Singh;Wan Mei Choo;Li Li Poh
The authors reviewed the anomalies in tests of the in-group bias hypothesis and tested the hypothesis that intergroup perception is a compromise between the need to preserve a positive social identity and maintain a self-image of fair-mindedness. Given two response measures, participants may show discrimination along one but not the other. Evaluation of multiple groups may invoke recategorization: Contrast between out-group and in-group will serve the social identity need; assimilation of at least one out-group with the in-group will satisfy the fair-mindedness need. Participants age 11 and above showed in-group bias in competence but no discrimination in attraction; the 7-year-olds discriminated along both measures. The hypothesized recategorization effects emerged in a within-participants study. Nonnegative ratings of the out-group also illustrated fairness in the participants. These results portray in-group bias and fair-mindedness as strategies of self presentation in intergroup perception.
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7.6
作者:
Judd,CM;Park,B;Ryan,CS;Brauer,M;Kraus,S
通讯作者:
Kraus,S