The Different Effects of Simple and Crossed Categorizations: A Result of the Category Differentiation Process or of Differential Category Salience?

Norbert Vanbeselaere

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The Different Effects of Simple and Crossed Categorizations: A Result of the Category Differentiation Process or of Differential Category Salience?

Vanbeselaere, Norbert

European Review of Social Psychology , Volume 2 (1): 32 – Jan 1, 1991

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The Different Effects of Simple and Crossed Categorizations: A Result of the Category Differentiation Process or of Differential Category Salience?

Vanbeselaere, Norbert

European Review of Social Psychology , Volume 2 (1): 32 – Jan 1, 1991

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This chapter provides a literature review and a report of a new experiment concerning the effects of crossed categorizations upon intergroup discrimination. On the basis of these data, Turner's (1981) version of social identity theory is critically evaluated.

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The Different Effects of Simple and Crossed Categorizations: A Result of the Category Differentiation Process or of Differential Category Salience?

The Different Effects of Simple and Crossed Categorizations: A Result of the Category Differentiation Process or of Differential Category Salience?

The Different Effects of Simple and Crossed Categorizations: A Result of the Category Differentiation Process or of Differential Category Salience?

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