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Recategorization

In social psychology, recategorization is a change in the conceptual representation of a group or groups. When deliberate, recategorization is often encouraged in order to mitigate bias by making salient a common ingroup identity that encompasses the group identities of the preexisting categorization. This common ingroup identity is more inclusive than…

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ClosenessSuperordinate goalsTajfelTurner'sSocial identity theory
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GroupBiasCommon ingroup identityIngroupIngroup bias
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Recategorization

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples60
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
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Recategorization

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related to Dual-identity recategorization · 12
Recategorization → Additionally, African Portuguese, Certain, Dual-identity, European Portuguese, However, In, Members, Portuguese, This, When, While
related to Common ingroup identity model · 10
Recategorization → In, Over, Sharing, Superordinate, Tajfel, The, These, This, Turner's, When
related to Unintended consequences · 10
Recategorization → According, As, Consequently, Dual-identity, For, However, In, The, When, While
related to Intergroup contact theory · 9
Recategorization → First, Gordon Allport, Initially, Intergroup, Pettigrew, Positive, The, To, Under
related to Achieving recategorization · 7
Recategorization → Achieving, Also, As, Dual-identity, Identities, Identity, In
related to Bias reduction · 4
Recategorization → Although, Rwandan, Rwandan Genocide, Several
related to Maintaining recategorization · 3
Recategorization → As, Many, The
related to Understanding behavior · 3
Recategorization → An, To, Zanzibari
is a · 1
Recategorization → change in the conceptual representation of a group or groups
related to Challenges · 1
Recategorization → The

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group identity identities superordinate intergroup bias ingroup dual-identity groups common salient contact positive preexisting also individuals may towards single-identity subgroups

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Recategorizationis achange in the conceptual representation of a group or groups0.90text
Recategorizationrelated to Achieving recategorizationIn0.60section
Recategorizationrelated to Achieving recategorizationAchieving0.60section
Recategorizationrelated to Achieving recategorizationIdentities0.60section
Recategorizationrelated to Achieving recategorizationAlso0.60section
Recategorizationrelated to Achieving recategorizationIdentity0.60section
Recategorizationrelated to Achieving recategorizationAs0.60section
Recategorizationrelated to Achieving recategorizationDual-identity0.60section
Recategorizationrelated to Bias reductionSeveral0.60section
Recategorizationrelated to Bias reductionAlthough0.60section
Recategorizationrelated to Bias reductionRwandan0.60section
Recategorizationrelated to Bias reductionRwandan Genocide0.60section

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