Discussion-Induced Attitude Polarization¶
Myers, D. G. (1975). Discussion-Induced Attitude Polarization. Human Relations.
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- Group Polarization
- The effect is conditional and empirical; its recognition does not establish that discussion alone caused the change in every study or that every group will change.
This sourceThe author-linked copy is https://davidmyers.org/uploads/DiscussionInducedAttitudePolarization.pdf. Pay and attitude outcomes have distinct statistical results; this entry's positive case uses pay.
- The effect is conditional and empirical; its recognition does not establish that discussion alone caused the change in every study or that every group will change.
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