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Intergroup threat theory - Coggle Diagram

- - - - realistic
        
        physical harm/loss of power/resources
        
        activate - emotions, - behavioral responses
        
        realistic group threats: power, resource, general welfare
        
        realistic individual threats: pain, death, personal security, economical loss
      - symbolic
        
        system can be challenged, changed e.g languages
        
        symbolic group threats: IG's religion, values, belief system, ideology, morality
        
        symbolic individual threats: loss of face/honor, undermining self-identity, self-esteem
- - - - low levels of threat: e.g. being percieved as prejudiced
      - high levels: fear&anger
    - - increase stereotyping
      - r.threats - correlated w/ attitudes toward policies favoring OG
      - positively correlated w/ exclusionary treatment
      - biases
        
        facial recognition bias
        
        IG recognized faster
        
        ultimate attribution erros
        
        negative acts --> internal characteristics
        
        positive acts --> attributed to situation
        
        memory bias
        
        remember - OG behaviours
        
        stereotype disconfirmation bias
        
        OG stereotypes are more difficult to disconfirm
        
        homogenity bias
        
        OG more homogenous than IG
    - - individual level
        
        avoidance, harrassment, discrimination, aggression
      - group level: protests, strikes, warfare, genocide
- - - - linguistic & cultural barriers
      - unstructed interactions
      - lack of control over interactions