superordinate social movement depersonalized Self- worth identification Out-Group Homogeneity Bias Rumors boundaries positive no Ultimate Attribution Error passive exclusion self- efficacy Violence goals tend-and- befriend response psychogenic illness equal status fight-or- flight response group membership Unlikely dynamic equilibrium verification throughput inclusion norms Deindividuation sociometer In-Group Homogeneity Bias rumors assimilated crowds optimal distinctiveness theory egoistic deprivation stereotype threat fraternal deprivation relative deprivation Yes Likely mobs false output True cooperation individuals open negative Social Categorization input connected self rejection riots Double- Standard Thinking self- esteem superordinate social movement depersonalized Self- worth identification Out-Group Homogeneity Bias Rumors boundaries positive no Ultimate Attribution Error passive exclusion self- efficacy Violence goals tend-and- befriend response psychogenic illness equal status fight-or- flight response group membership Unlikely dynamic equilibrium verification throughput inclusion norms Deindividuation sociometer In-Group Homogeneity Bias rumors assimilated crowds optimal distinctiveness theory egoistic deprivation stereotype threat fraternal deprivation relative deprivation Yes Likely mobs false output True cooperation individuals open negative Social Categorization input connected self rejection riots Double- Standard Thinking self- esteem
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superordinate
social movement
depersonalized
Self-worth
identification
Out-Group Homogeneity Bias
Rumors
boundaries
positive
no
Ultimate Attribution Error
passive exclusion
self-efficacy
Violence
goals
tend-and-befriend response
psychogenic illness
equal status
fight-or-flight response
group membership
Unlikely
dynamic equilibrium
verification
throughput
inclusion
norms
Deindividuation
sociometer
In-Group Homogeneity Bias
rumors
assimilated
crowds
optimal distinctiveness theory
egoistic deprivation
stereotype threat
fraternal deprivation
relative deprivation
Yes
Likely
mobs
false
output
True
cooperation
individuals
open
negative
Social Categorization
input
connected
self
rejection
riots
Double-Standard Thinking
self-esteem