The social identity theory of intergroup behavior.¶
Tajfel, H., & Turner, J. C. (1986). The social identity theory of intergroup behavior. Psychology of Intergroup Relations.
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- Ethnocentrism
- T5 — Visibility-versus-invisibility recursive loop. Attempts to make ethnocentrism visible can paradoxically increase it by activating category-salience (making group boundaries more cognitively available), which Tajfel-Turner social-identity theory
This sourceNelson-Hall. Mature formulation of social-identity theory: category salience and comparative context shape in-group preference, implying that making group boundaries salient can amplify in-group bias.
- T5 — Visibility-versus-invisibility recursive loop. Attempts to make ethnocentrism visible can paradoxically increase it by activating category-salience (making group boundaries more cognitively available), which Tajfel-Turner social-identity theory
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