Social Identity Flashcards
Henri Tajfel
Social identity theory
Tajfel and Turner (1979)
2 aspects of identity
personal and social identity
If see group worse will have lower self esteem
Tajfel (1981)
part of individual self concept arises from group
Tajfel (1971)
minimal group paradigm
abstract paintings, groups meaningless
allocated more resources to own group
Oakes and Truner (1980)
participants allowed to discriminate group has higher self-esteem
Crocker-Schwartz (1985)
ppts with lower self-esteem showed greater discrimination
Abrams (1982)
higher self -esteem leads to more group bias
Rubin and Hewstone (1998)
most research focused on majority ethnic groups
minority groups less likely to show high self esteem through discrimination
Cialdini (1976)
College football wins correlated with college insignia clothing the next day
Reicher (1998)
social change when group determines situation unjust
Ellemers (1993)
when group position illegitimate higher identification
Turner (1987)
self-categorisation theory
jetten (1997)
turn down personal and submit to group
prototypical members more likely to protect than peripheral
Crisp (2006)
told Birmingham students merge with Aston
showed higher ingroup bias when told merge but only if highly identified