Previous research has demonstrated that positive attitudes towards other social groups can be encouraged by instructing people to adopt the perspective of individual members of those (out)groups. The
Decades of research in social identity have shown that people instinctively hold positive attitudes towards ingroup members and negative attitudes towards outgroup members. However, it remains unclear
Univariate regression analysis with perceived outgroup/ingroup/dual identification predicting the intergroup orientations toward the outgroup of non-American Mexicans.
Five experiments examine the interactive power of descriptive and injunctive norms regarding intergroup friendships on the effects of extended contact – knowing ingroup members having outgroup friends
This is data for four separate studies (1 observational, 3 experimental). The research question asks whether protecting the partisan ingroup or denigrating partisan out-group is psychologically primar