altruism social loafing social exchange theory group polarization equity social psychology normative social influence outgroup reciprocity norm attribution theory mere exposure effect passionate love foot-in-the- door phenomenon scapegoat theory social- responsibility norm informational social influence stereotype conformity discrimination prejudice groupthink conflict GRIT superordinate goals bystander effect deindividuation frustration- aggression principle companionate love social trap ingroup bias cognitive dissonance theory aggression fundamental attribution error just-world phenomenon attitude self- disclosure social facilitation ingroup altruism social loafing social exchange theory group polarization equity social psychology normative social influence outgroup reciprocity norm attribution theory mere exposure effect passionate love foot-in-the- door phenomenon scapegoat theory social- responsibility norm informational social influence stereotype conformity discrimination prejudice groupthink conflict GRIT superordinate goals bystander effect deindividuation frustration- aggression principle companionate love social trap ingroup bias cognitive dissonance theory aggression fundamental attribution error just-world phenomenon attitude self- disclosure social facilitation ingroup
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altruism
social loafing
social exchange theory
group polarization
equity
social psychology
normative social influence
outgroup
reciprocity norm
attribution theory
mere exposure effect
passionate love
foot-in-the-door phenomenon
scapegoat theory
social-responsibility norm
informational social influence
stereotype
conformity
discrimination
prejudice
groupthink
conflict
GRIT
superordinate goals
bystander effect
deindividuation
frustration-aggression principle
companionate love
social trap
ingroup bias
cognitive dissonance theory
aggression
fundamental attribution error
just-world phenomenon
attitude
self-disclosure
social facilitation
ingroup