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Infrahumanisation

Infrahumanisation (or infrahumanization) is the tacitly held belief that one's ingroup is more human than an outgroup, which is less human. It can also be subjectively defined as a result of group comparison that links with positive in-group bias when the ingroup is seen as fully human in comparison to an out-group that is viewed as lacking humanness.…

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Infrahumanisation

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genocideinstance ofassociated with extreme intergroup violence0.80text
the Nazi idea of Untermensch.The belief that the outgroup is less human than the ingroup is seldom consciously endorsed by individualsinstance ofas seen in extreme ideologies0.80text
instead is reflected in the way people tacitly think about the outgroupinstance ofas seen in extreme ideologies0.80text

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