Behaviors found in every culture, general human tendencies, are knew in Evolutionary Psychology as evolved psychological mechanisms. Those behaviors date back the Environment of Evolutionary Adaptedness, and a well know example of such behavior is the group bias (or intergroup bias). This bias consists of recognizing members of your own group and favor them, while disregarding or even harming outsiders. This behavior was and still is extensively studies, among the most important conclusions about this phenomenon is the Minimal Groups Paradigm, in which it was discovered that the group bias could trigger even when the groupings were done in following very arbitrary criteria. In the current study, our goal was to test if the participa...
© 2016 Elsevier B.V. Many instances of social interaction display either or both of the following we...
Traditional theories of social dilemmas assume that people’s behavior is individualistic, selfish, a...
The evolutionary natural selection model is no longer a matter exclusive to Biology, now being debat...
To what extent is the tendency to act more prosocially towards ingroup than outgroup members a 'defa...
The factors underlying to the ingroup favoritism and outgroup indifference/hostility are broadly stu...
This dissertation is concerned with the nature of the performance of human groups in relation to oth...
Studies involving Social Identity Theory have been effective in demonstrating differences in respons...
The present study deals with the causal relation among two processes associated to essentialism (bel...
Tese de mestrado, Psicologia (Secção de Cognição Social Aplicada), Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade...
Prejudicial attitudes are widely seen between human groups, with significant consequences. Actions t...
This research investigates how variation in sociality, or the degree to which one feels belongi...
In three experiments, participants were faced with a social dilemma in which they could Benedit them...
The discrepancy between ingroup favoritism and outgroup hostility is well established in social psyc...
Studies on infra-humanization have confirmed a greater attribution of secondary emotions to the ingr...
Cultural boundaries have often been the basis for discrimination, nationalism, religious wars, and g...
© 2016 Elsevier B.V. Many instances of social interaction display either or both of the following we...
Traditional theories of social dilemmas assume that people’s behavior is individualistic, selfish, a...
The evolutionary natural selection model is no longer a matter exclusive to Biology, now being debat...
To what extent is the tendency to act more prosocially towards ingroup than outgroup members a 'defa...
The factors underlying to the ingroup favoritism and outgroup indifference/hostility are broadly stu...
This dissertation is concerned with the nature of the performance of human groups in relation to oth...
Studies involving Social Identity Theory have been effective in demonstrating differences in respons...
The present study deals with the causal relation among two processes associated to essentialism (bel...
Tese de mestrado, Psicologia (Secção de Cognição Social Aplicada), Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade...
Prejudicial attitudes are widely seen between human groups, with significant consequences. Actions t...
This research investigates how variation in sociality, or the degree to which one feels belongi...
In three experiments, participants were faced with a social dilemma in which they could Benedit them...
The discrepancy between ingroup favoritism and outgroup hostility is well established in social psyc...
Studies on infra-humanization have confirmed a greater attribution of secondary emotions to the ingr...
Cultural boundaries have often been the basis for discrimination, nationalism, religious wars, and g...
© 2016 Elsevier B.V. Many instances of social interaction display either or both of the following we...
Traditional theories of social dilemmas assume that people’s behavior is individualistic, selfish, a...
The evolutionary natural selection model is no longer a matter exclusive to Biology, now being debat...