SOCIAL IDENTITY AND MEMORIES OF INJUSTICES INVOLVING INGROUP: WHAT DO WE REMEMBER AND WHY?

SOCIAL IDENTITY AND MEMORIES OF INJUSTICES INVOLVING INGROUP: WHAT DO WE REMEMBER AND WHY?

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Motivational changes due to individual differences and situational variations in ingroup identification can influence accessibility of memories of ingroup violence, victimization and glories. In Study 1, high identifiers recalled fewer incidents of ingroup violence and hatred than of ingroup suffe...

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Main Author: Sahdra, Baljinder
Format: Others
Language:en
Published: University of Waterloo 2007
Subjects:
Psychology
SOCIAL IDENTITY
HISTORICAL MEMORY
SCHEMA
MEMORY BIAS
INTERGROUP VIOLENCE
COMMEMORATION
GROUP VICTIMIZATION
JUST WORLD BELIEFS
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10012/2809

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http://hdl.handle.net/10012/2809

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