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Encyclopedia of Group Processes and Intergroup Relations

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GROUP PROCESSES & INTERGROUP RLTNS 2V

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Over the past 75 years there has been a tremendous amount of theoretical and empirical research on group processes and intergroup relations by scholars in various disciplines. The <EM>Encyclopedia of Group Processes and Intergroup Relations</EM> is a reflection of the growing integration of what were formerly two distinct approaches. With approximately 300 entries, the two volumes of this encyclopedia cover concepts ranging from conformity to diversity and from small group interaction to intergroup relations on a global scale.
Key Features:<ul>
    <li> Examines the major criteria used by researchers to define groups
    <li> Conveys what behavioral scientists know and theorize about how people think, feel, and act when responding to ingroup and outgroup members
    <li> Discusses perspectives on what happens within groups and between groups</ul>

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Editorial Board.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Entries.
Reader&#x2019;s Guide.
About the Editors.
Contributors.
Introduction.
1: Action Research.
2: Affect Control Theory.
3: Affirmative Action.
4: Ageism.
5: Allport, Gordon (1897&#x2013;1967).
6: Ambivalent Sexism.
7: Anticonformity.
8: Anti-Semitism.
9: Apartheid.
10: Asch, Solomon (1907&#x2013;1996).
11: Assimilation and Acculturation.
12: Attachment Theory.
13: Attitudes Toward Women Scale.
14: Attribution Biases.
15: Authoritarian Personality.
16: Aversive Racism.
17: Banality of Evil.
18: Black Sheep Effect.
19: Boundary Spanning.
20: Brainstorming.
21: Bystander Effect.
22: Categorization.
23: Charismatic Leadership.
24: Children: Stereotypes and Prejudice.
25: Children&#x2019;s Groups.
26: Civil Rights Legislation.
27: Civil Rights Movement.
28: Cliques.
29: Coalitions.
30: Cognitive Consistency.
31: Collaboration Technology.
32: Collective Guilt.
33: Collective Induction.
34: Collective Movements and protest.
35: Collective Self.
36: Collectivism/Individualism.
37: Common-Identity/Common-Bond Groups.
38: Common Ingroup Identity Model.
39: Common Knowledge Effect.
40: Commons Dilemma.
41: Communication Networks.
42: Compliance.
43: Computer-Mediated Communication.
44: Computer Simulation.
45: Conformity.
46: Conservatism.
47: Conspiracy Theories.
48: Contingency Theories of Leadership.
49: Cooperation and Competition.
50: Cooperative Learning.
51: Cross-Categorization.
52: Crowding.
53: Crowds.
54: Cults.
55: Culture.
56: Culture of Honor.
57: Decategorization.
58: Dehumanization/Infrahumanization.
59: Deindividuation.
60: Delphi Technique.
61: Depersonalization.
62: Desegregation.
63: Deutsch, Morton (1920&#x2013;).
64: Deviance.
65: Discrimination.
66: Distributive Justice.
67: Diversity.
68: Dogmatism.
69: Dominance Hierarchies.
70: Dyads.
71: Dynamical Systems Approach.
72: Emergent Norm Theory.
73: Entitativity.
74: Escalation of Commitment.
75: Essentialism.
76: Ethnicity.
77: Ethnocentrism.
78: Ethnolinguistic Vitality.
79: Eugenics.
80: Evolutionary Psychology.
81: Experimentation.
82: Extended Contact Effect.
83: Fads and Fashions.
84: False Consensus Effect.
85: Families.
86: Faultlines.
87: Feminism.
88: Festinger, Leon (1919&#x2013;1989).
89: Free Riding.
90: Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis.
91: Gangs.
92: Gender and Behavior.
93: Gender Roles.
94: Genocide.
95: Graduated Reciprocation in Tension Reduction (GRIT).
96: Great Person Theory of Leadership.
97: Group Boundaries.
98: Group Cohesiveness.
99: Group Composition.
100: Group Development.
101: Group Dissolution.
102: Group Ecology.
103: Group Emotions.
104: Group Formation.
105: Group Learning.
106: Group Memory.
107: Group Mind.
108: Group Motivation.
109: Group Performance.
110: Group Polarization.
111: Group Position Theory.
112: Group Potency.
113: Group Problem Solving and Decision Making.
114: Group Socialization.
115: Group Structure.
116: Group Task.
117: Groupthink.
118: Hate Crimes.
119: Hidden Profile Task.
120: Holocaust.
121: Homophily.
122: Homophobia.
123: Identification and Commitment.
124: Identity Control Theory.
125: Ideology.
126: Idiosyncrasy Credit.
127: Illusion of Group Effectivity.
128: Illusory Correlation.
129: Immigration.
130: Implicit Association Test (IAT).
131: Implicit Prejudice.
132: Inclusion/Exclusion.
133: Informational Influence.
134: Ingroup Allocation Bias.
135: Initiation Rites.
136: Innovation.
137: Institutionalized Bias.
138: Interactionist Theories of Leadership.
139: Interaction Process Analysis.
140: Interdependence Theory.
141: Intergroup Anxiety.
142: Intergroup Contact Theory.
143: Intergroup Emotions Theory.
144: Intergroup Empathy.
145: Intergroup Violence.
146: Interindividual&#x2013;Intergroup Discontinuity.
147: Islamophobia.
148: J-Curve Hypothesis.
149: Jigsaw Classroom Technique.
150: Job Design.
151: Juries.
152: Justice.
153: Just World Hypothesis.

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