Article Selective Attention to In- and Out-Group Members Systematically Influences Intergroup Bias

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Date: 2014-10-17 10:51:07 Psychological theories Behavioural sciences Group dynamics Social identity theory Negative priming Optimal distinctiveness theory In-group–out-group bias Contact hypothesis Group conflict Group processes Behavior Social psychology		Article Selective Attention to In- and Out-Group Members Systematically Influences Intergroup Bias Add to Reading List Source URL: www.psych.nyu.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 315,76 KB Share Document on Facebook

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