Derived from the social identity approach to intergroup behaviour, the common ingroup identity model is rooted in the process of social categorization, or how people conceive of group boundaries.
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What kind of shared constructions of social reality, mediated through social categorization, lead to a social climate in which large masses of people feel they are in long-term conflict with other masses?
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An individual will change the way they view the out-group through a social categorization process called recategorization where former out-group members become incorporated into individual s representations of the in-group.
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In the case of people, the accentuation effect is similar to stereotyping and social categorization in that when classified as part of a group, people's features seem to more closely match their classification rather than any individual differences they have.
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This social categorization process creates feelings of high-level in-group support and allegiance among Arabs and Muslims and the particular context within which members of the Arab and Muslim world ( s ) social group ( s ) understand all situations that involve the West.
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Other variables ( e . g . self-concepts, motivation, reactions to strangers, social categorization, situational processes, connections with strangers, ethical interactions, anxiety, uncertainty, mindfulness and effective communication ), are treated as " superficial causes " of effective communication.
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Continued study into the relationship between social categorization and ingroup favoritism has explored the relative prevalences of the ingroup favoritism vs . outgroup discrimination, explored different manifestations of ingroup favoritism, and has explored the relationship between ingroup favoritism and other psychological constraints ( e . g ., existential threat ).
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Although the theory accepts that prior categorization behaviour impacts present perception ( i . e ., as part of perceiver readiness ), self-categorization theory has key advantages over descriptions of social categorization where categories are rigid and invariant cognitive structures that are stored in comparative isolation prior to application.
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Although merit matters to some degree in many societies, research shows that the distribution of resources in societies often follows hierarchical social categorizations of persons to a degree too significant to warrant calling these societies meritocratic , since even exceptional intelligence, talent, or other forms of merit may not be compensatory for the social disadvantages people face.
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I am not against more pictures, and feel that this article could use more unambiguous coverage of te different social definitions of what constitutes'white .'The picture in dispute is under a subsection of a U . S . social categorization of white that includes people of North African ( in this case, Egyptian ) origin as part of the classification of White.
