Intergroup RelationsThis book presents a social psychological approach to the study of intergroup relations to help readers understand the causes and consequences of the distinction between ingroups (those groups to which an individual belongs) and outgroups (social groups that do not include the individual as a member) - the apparently universal propensity to differentiate the social world into "us" and "them." |
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