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