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Nov 04, 2026
ARG-052: Van Lange and Bergmann's model of intergroup cooperation does not establish that cooperation within groups and the coexistence of groups are distinct targets that can trade off: it shows that the processes building in-group cooperation can fuel conflict between groups, and says nothing on whether groups persist, go extinct or are owed impartial concern
- society-and-governance
- social-identity
Nov 04, 2026
LIT-2002: Human cooperation is strong among individuals but fragile between groups
Nov 04, 2026
THEORY-1352: In Van Lange and Bergmann's model, human cooperation is readily sustained between individuals, above all in dyads, through precise reciprocity, empathy and a partner who cannot be excluded at no cost, and is fragile between groups: categorization alone yields mistrust and in-group favouritism by bounded reciprocity, observed out-group favouritism hardens it into distrust, and only negative interdependence, real or perceived, turns that into costly competition, aggression and hate, so that the processes that build in-group cooperation can fuel intergroup conflict
Oct 30, 2026
LIT-1855: Relevance of social categories, depersonalization and group processes: two field tests of self-categorization theory
- social-identity
- social-science
Oct 30, 2026
LIT-1862: Contrast effects in stereotype formation and change: the role of comparative context
- social-identity
- social-science
Oct 29, 2026
CLAIM-490: A fanbase is a mixture of spectators who relate to the club in different ways, as supporters, followers, fans and flâneurs, so the public stance credited to it is weighted towards the most committed types before any bias in who is sampled
- social-identity
- social-ontology
Oct 29, 2026
CLAIM-491: No action is selfless in the sense of aiming at a good that is no self's: what is called selflessness, collectivist or altruistic, is concern for the good of a self extended to include others or a group, so collectivism is self-interest on a larger self-identity
Oct 29, 2026
CLAIM-493: When a fanbase is set against an outside party such as its club's owner, its more extreme members become more prototypical of it, so a vocal minority can fix the fanbase's public stance through a group process and not only through biased sampling of who speaks
- social-identity
- social-ontology
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1677: A comparison of minimal group induction procedures
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1679: Cultural Trauma and Collective Identity
- social-identity
- social-science
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1682: Rival conceptions of rivalry: why some competitions mean more than others
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1685: Trauma, prejudice, large-group identity and psychoanalysis
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1686: Being one of us. Group identification, joint actions, and collective intentionality
- social-ontology
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1690: Group-level emotions
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1695: An integrative theory of intergroup conflict
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1697: Social categorization and intergroup behaviour
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1701: International Handbook of Multigenerational Legacies of Trauma
- psychopathology-and-treatment
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1703: Culture and the self: Implications for cognition, emotion, and motivation
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1705: Group Identity, Social Influence, and Collective Action Online: Extensions and Applications of the SIDE Model
- social-identity
- social-science
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1709: The Common Ingroup Identity Model: Recategorization and the Reduction of Intergroup Bias
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1710: Reducing intergroup bias: The benefits of recategorization
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1711: The Minimal Group Paradigm and its maximal impact in research on social categorization
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1719: I Belong, therefore, I Exist: Ingroup Identification, Ingroup Entitativity, and Ingroup Bias
- social-identity
- motivation
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1722: Social Identity and Social Emotions: Toward New Conceptualizations of Prejudice
- social-identity
- emotion-and-affect
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1726: Perceiving people as group members: The role of fit in the salience of social categorizations
- social-identity
- self
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1727: Transgenerational Transmissions and Chosen Traumas: An Aspect of Large-Group Identity
- social-identity
- psychopathology-and-treatment
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1731: Deindividuation and antinormative behavior: A meta-analysis
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1734: Mental Hoop Diaries: Emotional Memories of a College Basketball Game in Rival Fans
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1735: Identity fusion: The interplay of personal and social identities in extreme group behavior
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1736: Multigenerational legacies of trauma: Modeling the what and how of transmission
- psychopathology-and-treatment
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1743: Preregistered Replication and Extension of “Moral Hypocrisy: Social Groups and the Flexibility of Virtue”
- social-identity
- moral-psychology
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1744: A Social Identity Model of Deindividuation Phenomena
- social-identity
- social-ontology
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1752: Economics and Identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1755: The Psychology of Rivalry: A Relationally Dependent Analysis of Competition
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1757: Who is this "We"? Levels of collective identity and self representations
- social-identity
- self
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1758: Second-Person Engagement, Self-Alienation, and Group-Identification
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1766: Recategorization and Prosocial Behavior: Common In-Group Identity and a Dual Identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1767: Context-dependent variation in social stereotyping 1: The effects of intergroup relations as mediated by social change and frame of reference
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1771: Social Influence and Group Identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1772: Social identity theory
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1775: Social Identity and Close Relationships: What is the Connection?
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1780: Social Identity Theory's Self-Esteem Hypothesis: A Review and Some Suggestions for Clarification
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1783: Empathy, Altruism, and Group Identification
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1786: Group-level self-definition and self-investment: A hierarchical (multicomponent) model of in-group identification
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1787: Witnessing and cultural trauma: the role of flashbulb memories in the trauma process
- social-identity
- social-science
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1789: Cultural Trauma: Slavery and the Formation of African American Identity
- social-identity
- social-science
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1791: Explaining the nature of power: a three-process theory
- social-identity
- society-and-governance
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1793: Cultural trauma and epigenetic inheritance
- psychopathology-and-treatment
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1795: An Organizing Framework for Collective Identity: Articulation and Significance of Multidimensionality
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1796: Many Labs 4: Failure to Replicate Mortality Salience Effect With and Without Original Author Involvement
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1829: Extended Contact Effects: Is Exposure to Positive Outgroup Exemplars Sufficient or Is Interaction With Ingroup Members Necessary?
- social-identity
- social-science
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1831: Can Social Contact Reduce Prejudice and Discrimination? Evidence from a Field Experiment in Nigeria
Oct 29, 2026
LIT-1836: Can we really reduce ethnic prejudice outside the lab? A meta-analysis of direct and indirect contact interventions
- social-science
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
QUESTION-297: When the effects of trauma reach descendants who did not live through it, by which route do they travel: germline epigenetics, the womb, parenting, or a group's narrative and identity; and on the identity route, does an ancestor's injury become part of the descendant's self?
Oct 29, 2026
QUESTION-298: When fans of one club perceive their rivalry with another as reciprocated, do the rival's fans in fact return it, and do the identity benefits of rivalry depend on the perception or on the fact?
- social-identity
- social-ontology
Oct 29, 2026
TERM-096: group entity, as distinct from a category of members
- social-identity
- social-ontology
Oct 29, 2026
THEORY-1111: Spectators' identification with football clubs varies on two independent axes, how central the club is to the self (hot or cool) and whether the tie rests on local tradition or on market consumption, giving supporters, followers, fans and flâneurs; and commodification since the late 1980s has shifted identification from supporters towards flâneurs
- social-science
- social-identity
Oct 29, 2026
THEORY-1113: In team-sport fandom, perceived rivalry intensity lowers fans' sense of being respected by the rival's fans but raises their sense of in-group distinctiveness and cohesion, and these gains run through the perception that the rivalry is reciprocated, not through disidentification with the rival
- social-identity
- social-science
Oct 29, 2026
THEORY-1116: Football fans can identify with a superordinate community of fans across clubs and countries, a European fan community, alongside their club identity rather than in place of it; that identification goes with particularized trust in foreign fans and cross-border viewing, and is independent of attitudes to the sport's governing institutions
- social-identity
- social-science
Oct 28, 2026
LIT-1721: Being one of us: we-identities and self-categorization theory
Oct 28, 2026
LIT-1723: Rediscovering the Social Group: A Self-Categorization Theory
Oct 28, 2026
LIT-1742: Social Identity Theory and Self-categorization Theory: A Historical Review
- social-identity
- social-science
Oct 28, 2026
LIT-1765: Reconceptualizing Individuals, Categories, and the Social Group: Self-Categorization Theory 2.0
Oct 28, 2026
LIT-1790: Self-categorization and social identification: Making sense of us and them
- social-identity
- social-science
Oct 28, 2026
LIT-1794: Self and Collective: Cognition and Social Context
Oct 28, 2026
THEORY-1112: Perceiving people as a group entity, rather than as members of a common category, requires detecting or inferring collective intentionality among them; similarity, and categorization into an equivalence class, yields interchangeable members but not a group
Oct 28, 2026
THEORY-1114: Which self-category a person uses, what it means and who in it is most typical vary lawfully with the comparative frame of reference: a grouping of self with others becomes salient as the differences within it shrink relative to the differences between it and the rest of the frame (metacontrast) and as those differences match expectations about the category, and as it does, self-perception is depersonalized
Oct 28, 2026
THEORY-1115: A we-identity, being one of us, can arise through mutual individualization, in which members grasp one another as non-substitutable and complementary, without depersonalization, as in long friendships and romantic partnerships; so depersonalization is not necessary for a we-identity
Oct 23, 2026
LIT-1408: Intergroup Contact Theory
Oct 16, 2026
LIT-1125: Memories of 'The Rivalry': Differences in How Fans of the Winning and Losing Teams Remember the Same Game
Oct 16, 2026
LIT-1131: 'Who can represent the city?' Football fandom, derby rivalry and civic identity in Shanghai
Oct 16, 2026
LIT-1133: Belonging to a community of European fans? European common in-group identity formation through football fandom
- social-science
- social-identity
Oct 16, 2026
LIT-1138: The Social Identity Buffer: How Cognitive, Affective, and Evaluative Ties Sustain Fan Commitment and Loyalty Amidst Club Controversies
- social-science
- social-identity
Oct 16, 2026
LIT-1140: Fan response to the identity threat of potential team relocation
Oct 16, 2026
LIT-1147: Enemies with benefits: the dual role of rivalry in shaping sports fans' identity
Oct 16, 2026
LIT-1150: Supporters, Followers, Fans, and Flaneurs: A Taxonomy of Spectator Identities in Football
Oct 04, 2026
LIT-696: Towards a Theory of Collective Emotions

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