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Genocide (hey Zac, how is genocide justified? (What 5 things did Bandura…

- - - - very positive, very fragile
      - gods choice, superior race
      - collective narcissism
- - - - less neg emotions than positive
      - same for in / out group
    - - pos feels for in go down
      - neg feels for out go up
- - - - must be present,
      - must recognise emergency,
      - must assume responsibility,
      - must decide what to do
      - must do it
  - - - which they will have been made to do with essentialism and dehumanisation and stereotyping
  - - - positive bias
      - unrealistic optimism
- - - - envious prejudice
      - out-groups stereotyped as highly competitive
      - deprivation (political, economic)
    - - low competence and low warmth elicits disgust (Sadler)
      - dehuminisation
      - goal to reduce likelihood of help, int or external
      - victims separated and economically deprived
- - - - singling out, despite integration
- - - - underlying personality patterns formed in childhood
      - described childhoods as dominated by a stern and harshly punitive father who insisted on obedience
      - 63 interviews
    - - conservatism overlaps
      - it may actually just be ordinary universal processes at work not some extreme type of person (like Milgram 1963 found)
      - the evidence is limited...
        
        cause of results might just be idealised recollections
        
        memory, self report