Add to ORKGGroup membership shapes the way we perceive and interpret our social world. Knowing which group a person belongs to, and whether he or she is “one of us” or “one of them”, provides us with heuristics on how to give meaning to certain events, and on what to expect in the further interaction. This should definitely also apply to the way we perceive and react in aggressive interactions. For example, imagine a soccer fan standing in line to get into the soccer arena. All of a sudden somebody from behind bumps into him, and a moment later he feels a substantial amount of liquid running down his back. Instantaneously, our soccer fan turns around and sees a guy behind him, who is holding a beer glass that is half empty. Will it matter whether our s...
This research examined whether people experience anger after perceiving intentional and unfair behav...
It is contended that perceptions ofgroups are affected by particular variables that do not apply to ...
What causes ingroup members to like outgroup members? The goal of the presentstudy was to understand...
Group membership shapes the way we perceive and interpret our social world. Knowing which group a pe...
Building upon the social emotion model (Smith, 1999), we examined the combined impact of categorizat...
Building upon the social emotion model (Smith, 1999), we examined the combined impact of categorizat...
Building upon the social emotion model (Smith, 1999), we examined the combined impact of categorizat...
We conducted two experiments to demonstrate the relevance of group membership (in-group vs. out-grou...
Why does group loyalty sometimes take the form of cooperation or peaceful competition with rival gro...
In this study we examined how social identity threat, contextualized as soccer fans’ ...
The classification of human beings into distinct groups is a fundamental feature of social perceptio...
How do different forms of group alignment influence our attitudes toward outgroups? To answer this,...
In this study we examined how social identity threat, contextualized as soccer fans' reactions to th...
Do group processes cause violence and aggression? The appropriate answer to the question posed by th...
In this paper, we examined reactions to situations in which, although one is not personally involved...
This research examined whether people experience anger after perceiving intentional and unfair behav...
It is contended that perceptions ofgroups are affected by particular variables that do not apply to ...
What causes ingroup members to like outgroup members? The goal of the presentstudy was to understand...
Group membership shapes the way we perceive and interpret our social world. Knowing which group a pe...
Building upon the social emotion model (Smith, 1999), we examined the combined impact of categorizat...
Building upon the social emotion model (Smith, 1999), we examined the combined impact of categorizat...
Building upon the social emotion model (Smith, 1999), we examined the combined impact of categorizat...
We conducted two experiments to demonstrate the relevance of group membership (in-group vs. out-grou...
Why does group loyalty sometimes take the form of cooperation or peaceful competition with rival gro...
In this study we examined how social identity threat, contextualized as soccer fans’ ...
The classification of human beings into distinct groups is a fundamental feature of social perceptio...
How do different forms of group alignment influence our attitudes toward outgroups? To answer this,...
In this study we examined how social identity threat, contextualized as soccer fans' reactions to th...
Do group processes cause violence and aggression? The appropriate answer to the question posed by th...
In this paper, we examined reactions to situations in which, although one is not personally involved...
This research examined whether people experience anger after perceiving intentional and unfair behav...
It is contended that perceptions ofgroups are affected by particular variables that do not apply to ...
What causes ingroup members to like outgroup members? The goal of the presentstudy was to understand...
