cognitive dissonance false consensus effect outgroup homogeneity attraction research ingroup bias conformity groupthink foot in the door phenomenon norms of reciprocity ethnocentrisim mere exposure effect pluralistic ignorance contact theory diffusion of responsibility self serving bias fundamental attribution error deindividuation attitude door in the face phenomenon peripheral route to persuasion superordinate goals stereotype social facilitation bystander effect individualist culture self fulfilling prophecy just world bias discrimination prejudice instrumental aggression attribution theory hostile aggression frustration aggression hypothesis collectivist culture group polarization obedience central route to persuasion social impairment group norms social loafing cognitive dissonance false consensus effect outgroup homogeneity attraction research ingroup bias conformity groupthink foot in the door phenomenon norms of reciprocity ethnocentrisim mere exposure effect pluralistic ignorance contact theory diffusion of responsibility self serving bias fundamental attribution error deindividuation attitude door in the face phenomenon peripheral route to persuasion superordinate goals stereotype social facilitation bystander effect individualist culture self fulfilling prophecy just world bias discrimination prejudice instrumental aggression attribution theory hostile aggression frustration aggression hypothesis collectivist culture group polarization obedience central route to persuasion social impairment group norms social loafing
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cognitive dissonance
false consensus effect
outgroup homogeneity
attraction research
ingroup bias
conformity
groupthink
foot in the door phenomenon
norms of reciprocity
ethnocentrisim
mere exposure effect
pluralistic ignorance
contact theory
diffusion of responsibility
self serving bias
fundamental attribution error
deindividuation
attitude
door in the face phenomenon
peripheral route to persuasion
superordinate goals
stereotype
social facilitation
bystander effect
individualist culture
self fulfilling prophecy
just world bias
discrimination
prejudice
instrumental aggression
attribution theory
hostile aggression
frustration aggression hypothesis
collectivist culture
group polarization
obedience
central route to persuasion
social impairment
group norms
social loafing