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The dominance of the individual in intergroup relations research: Understanding social change requires psychological theories of collective and structural phenomena
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 35 (6):443-444 (2012)
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Dixon et al. suggest that the psychological literature on intergroup relations should shift from theorizing to A focus on social change exposes the importance of psychological theories involving collective phenomena like social norms and institutions. Individuals' attitudes and emotions may follow, rather than cause, changes in social norms and institutional arrangementsOther Versions
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