Intergroup relations Flashcards

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What is realistic conflict theory?

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Intergroup conflict arises from need to
secure scarce resources
o Typical for ‘zero-sum’ situations
o Limited land
o Limited jobs
o Limited food

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What is the minimal group paradigm?

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Ingroup members receive more
than outgroup members
o Ingroup members are favoured
over outgroup members in
relative terms #

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3
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What is social identity theory?

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How strong is the desire to belong to a group.

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What is intergroup contact theory?

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Bringing groups together improves relations. (Allport).

reduces discrimination and prejudice.

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What are values-based approaches?

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o Changes in societal values
o End of legally enforced racial segregation
and discrimination
o Values of tolerance, multiculturalism,
and egalitarianism
o Encourage support for
outgroups

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What is collective action and restitution?

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Collective moral responsibility
o E.g., Govt. apologies in South Africa,
Australia, and New Zealand
o Accept responsibility, show remorse, admit
injustice, acknowledge
suffering caused, and
offer reparation

o Coordinated actions of disadvantaged
group members to change intergroup
relations
o E.g., protest, lobbying, charity, volunteering

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