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Ingroup bias: the effect of self-stereotyping, identification and group threat

โœ Scribed by Maykel Verkuyten; Shervin Nekuee

Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1999
Tongue
English
Weight
108 KB
Volume
29
Category
Article
ISSN
0046-2772

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โœฆ Synopsis

Following Self-Categorization Theory, the present study argues that self-stereotyping should be considered in examining the relationship between identiยฎcation and ingroup bias. A study among Iranians living in the Netherlands was conducted. It was found that identiยฎcation was related to self-stereotyping under conditions of group threat. Further, only self-stereotyping made a unique contribution to the explanation of ingroup bias. However, there was an interaction eect showing that self-stereotyping was related to ingroup bias for high identiยฎers. Future studies on ingroup bias are advised to examine the role of both identiยฎcation and self-stereotyping.

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