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