Exam 11: Intergroup Behaviour

Sherif believed that intergroup harmony can turn to conflict,and then ethnocentrism,when

Comparison with a different outgroup,or using alternative dimensions for comparison,are tactics employed to enhance social identity

In a number of studies on ingroup bias conducted between 1961 and 1970,Vaughan found that urban Maori changed from showing outgroup preference to ingroup preference.This can be attributed to

The process of intergroup conflict resolution whereby a neutral third party intervenes in the negotiation process to facilitate a settlement is referred to as

The classical graph depicting relative deprivation at different time periods looks like a(n)

When a conflict between groups is referred to a neutral third party for resolution and the imposition of a mutually binding settlement,the process is called

A feeling of personally having less than we feel entitled to,relative to our aspirations or to other individuals,is an example of

GRIT,or Graduated and Reciprocated Initiatives in Tension-reduction,is a form of

A prototype is

Berkowitz's (1972)'long hot summer' explanation of collective violence attributes aggression most specifically to

The social dilemma which states that 'cooperation by all benefits all,but competition by all harms all' is referred to as

According to Sherif (1962)ethnocentrism is the outcome of

We can feel relatively deprived when we compare ourselves with others who are

Developed more formally for intergroup conflict by Davis (1959)'relative deprivation' refers to

Uncertainty-identity theory argues that social identity processes are motivated by

A social mobility belief system

The modern study of intergroup behaviour takes into account

The minimal group paradigm argues that

An accentuation of intergroup differences produced by social categorisation

Are there any solutions to social dilemmas? Brewer and colleagues identified a condition where individuals cooperate for the preservation of the common good,namely,when they