dynamic equilibrium norms violence rumors SIDE sociometer riots mobs relative deprivation social movement ultimate attribution error True emotional lonliness False open verification individuals egoistic deprivation ingroup/outgroup bias deindividuation dehumanization domination group membership connected positive inclusion boundaries superordinate double- standard thinking out-group homogeneity bias self- stereotyping panics goals stereotype threat system Yes cooperation rejection input social categorization crowds throughput equal status No fight-or- flight response likely self- efficacy optimal distinctiveness theory unlikely output identification tend-and- befriend response closed psychogenic illness self- esteem depersonalized zealous self- worth self assimilated contagion negative fraternal deprivation dynamic equilibrium norms violence rumors SIDE sociometer riots mobs relative deprivation social movement ultimate attribution error True emotional lonliness False open verification individuals egoistic deprivation ingroup/outgroup bias deindividuation dehumanization domination group membership connected positive inclusion boundaries superordinate double- standard thinking out-group homogeneity bias self- stereotyping panics goals stereotype threat system Yes cooperation rejection input social categorization crowds throughput equal status No fight-or- flight response likely self- efficacy optimal distinctiveness theory unlikely output identification tend-and- befriend response closed psychogenic illness self- esteem depersonalized zealous self- worth self assimilated contagion negative fraternal deprivation
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dynamic equilibrium
norms
violence
rumors
SIDE
sociometer
riots
mobs
relative deprivation
social movement
ultimate attribution error
True
emotional lonliness
False
open
verification
individuals
egoistic deprivation
ingroup/outgroup bias
deindividuation
dehumanization
domination
group membership
connected
positive
inclusion
boundaries
superordinate
double-standard thinking
out-group homogeneity bias
self-stereotyping
panics
goals
stereotype threat
system
Yes
cooperation
rejection
input
social categorization
crowds
throughput
equal status
No
fight-or-flight response
likely
self-efficacy
optimal distinctiveness theory
unlikely
output
identification
tend-and-befriend response
closed
psychogenic illness
self-esteem
depersonalized
zealous
self-worth
self
assimilated
contagion
negative
fraternal deprivation