[HTML][HTML] Intergroup bias in perceived trustworthiness among few or many minimal groups
In diversifying societies, people are inevitably exposed to an increasing number of
outgroups. As impressions of outgroups are more negative than those of ingroups, this may …
outgroups. As impressions of outgroups are more negative than those of ingroups, this may …
The Formation of Negative Attitudes Toward Novel Groups
People perceive out-groups, minorities, and novel groups more negatively than in-groups,
majorities, and familiar groups. Previous research has argued that such intergroup biases …
majorities, and familiar groups. Previous research has argued that such intergroup biases …
Inductive Reasoning Renewed: A Reply to Commentators
JI Krueger, DJ Grüning, P Heck… - Psychological …, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
The IRM provides a simple and flexible framework for the study of the social-perceptual
phenomena of self-enhancement, intergroup accentuation, ingroup-favoritism, and …
phenomena of self-enhancement, intergroup accentuation, ingroup-favoritism, and …
Social Projection and Cognitive Differentiation Co-Explain Self-Enhancement and in-Group Favoritism
The Inductive Reasoning Model (IRM; Krueger et al., this issue) makes two assumptions.
First, people's self-concept is positive; they are aware that they have more positive attributes …
First, people's self-concept is positive; they are aware that they have more positive attributes …
[PDF][PDF] On Similar Political Preferences: Subjective Valence and the Density Hypothesis
AN andChris Harris - osf.io
Valence-based differences in information processing are an important theme in social
cognition research. The density hypothesis (Unkelbach et al., 2008), for example, states that …
cognition research. The density hypothesis (Unkelbach et al., 2008), for example, states that …