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