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Intergroup relations

Intergroup relations are interactions between individuals in different social groups, and interactions taking place between the groups themselves collectively. It has long been a subject of research in social psychology, political psychology, and organizational behavior.

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Intergroup relations

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related to history · 29
Intergroup relations → Adolf Hitler, Aristotle's Politics, Fascism, French, Fritz Heider, German, Gustave Le Bon, Holocaust, Jewish, Jews, Kurt Lewin, Le Bon, Muzafer Sherif, Nazi, Nazi's, One, Popular Mind, Several, Social, Solomon Asch
related to External links · 18
Intergroup relations → Group Dynamics, International Conflict, Michigan, MIT, Negotiation, Psychological Study, RCGD, Real-World Questions, Relations Prize, Research Center, SCICN, Social Issues, Social Psychological Answers, SPARQ, Stanford Center, The Gordon Allport Intergroup, The Society, University
related to Gordon Allport · 18
Intergroup relations → Allport, Allport's, Anthony Greenwald, Beyond, Especially, Gordon Allport, In, John Dovidio, Prejudice, Psychological Study, Samuel Gaertner, Social Issues, Society, Stanley Milgram, The American, The Nature, These, Thomas Pettigrew
related to Influences on society · 13
Intergroup relations → An, And, At, For, Having, In, Intergroup, Moreover, Reducing, The, There, This, Various
related to Prejudice reduction · 13
Intergroup relations → Another, Elliot Aronson's, For, Jigsaw Classroom, Meta-analyses, Other, Patricia Devine, Researchers, Some, The, Their, Theories, There
related to Academic journals · 12
Intergroup relations → Experimental Social PsychologyPersonality, Group Processes, Intergroup RelationsJournal, Personality, PracticeEuropean Journal, Research, Social Psychology, Social Psychology BulletinGroup Dynamics, Social Psychology ReviewPersonality, Social PsychologyBritish Journal, Social PsychologyJournal, Theory
related to Harmony · 12
Intergroup relations → Also, Contact Theory, Harmony, However, Intergroup, One, Social Identity Theory, Social Identity Theory It, The, There, This, Two
related to Lee Ross · 10
Intergroup relations → Gulf War, In, International Conflict, Lee Ross, Negotiation, Northern Ireland, Ross, SCICN, Stanford Center, The Troubles
related to Foundational theories · 8
Intergroup relations → According, Contact Theory, However, Social Identity Theory, The Social Identity Theory, Theories, There, To
related to Definition and importance · 7
Intergroup relations → Intergroup, IRC, It, On, There, This, To

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social inequalityinstance ofResearch in this area has been shaped by many notable figures and continues to provide empirical insights into modern social issues0.80text
discriminationinstance ofResearch in this area has been shaped by many notable figures and continues to provide empirical insights into modern social issues0.80text
fMRIinstance offirst with the adoption of computer software and later with the utilization of neuro-imaging techniques0.80text
political powerinstance ofGroups may compete for concrete resources such as money and land or abstract resources0.80text
social status which leads to hostility-perpetuating zero-sum beliefsinstance ofGroups may compete for concrete resources such as money and land or abstract resources0.80text
social influenceinstance ofinfluencing theory on topics0.80text
self-stereotypinginstance ofinfluencing theory on topics0.80text
and personalityinstance ofinfluencing theory on topics0.80text
addressing social inequalityinstance ofintergroup relations is characterized by researchers applying and refining these theories in the context of modern social issues0.80text
reducing discrimination based on gender identityinstance ofintergroup relations is characterized by researchers applying and refining these theories in the context of modern social issues0.80text
sexual orientationinstance ofintergroup relations is characterized by researchers applying and refining these theories in the context of modern social issues0.80text
race/ethnicityinstance ofintergroup relations is characterized by researchers applying and refining these theories in the context of modern social issues0.80text

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