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Intergroup Relations (Definitions (Intergroup behaviour (When individuals…

- - - - Negative interdependence caused by real or perceived conflict
        
        beliefs more important than situations
        
        Conflict not neccesary
  - - - Comparisons = psychological distinctiveness
        
        Social Creativity
        
        New dimension
        
        Re-evaluation of previously negative characteristics
        
        New outgroup for comparisons
        
        Social competition
        
        Direct challenge to outgroups
        
        Social mobility
        
        join new groups/remain in groups that enhance identity
    - - Group status
      - Stability of status relations
      - Permeability of boundaries
    - - Seek a positive evaluation
      - Identify with in-group
      - Compare in-group and outgroup
      - Differentiate with in-group positively to achieve a positive social identity
    - - Self Esteem
        
        Oakes & Turner
        
        Rubin & Hewsone
      - Assumption of reciprocity
        
        Locksley
      - Self concept
        
        Volz
  - - - Permenance/stability
- - - - 2 clearly identifiable social categories
      - Fellow in-group behave towards outgroup in same way
        
        Intergroup behaviour homogeneous
      - All outgroup members perceived the same
        
        Outgroup homogeneity
- - - - Overstrict parents
        
        Aggression to parents displaced to weaker targets
        
        Overly differential to authority figures (who represent targets)
        
        Overly hostile to outgroup members
  - - - Not irrational and illogical
        
        Fogleson
      - Unlikely to occur simultaneously among population towards target at same level of arousal
      - Neglects mediating variables