Agression Institutional- Between groups
- Created by: Livi
- Created on: 10-01-13 11:51
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- Aggression- Institutional
- Between institutions
- Genocide
- Power, different beliefs and religions, resources/ land
- Minimal groups paradigm- Tajfel
- school children asked which photo they liked better- sorted into two groups. 'Klee' and 'Klandinski' each was asked to rate another individual and this would be changed to money- Klees scored high if in their group and low if in the other group- vice versa!
- Staub (1999)- identified 5 stages in the process of genocide
- 1- difficult social conditions
- 2- Scapegoating off a less powerful group
- 3- Negative evaluation and dehumanisation of the target group
- If you dehumanise the target group, the members will be seen as worthless animals and not worthy of moral consideration. Rwanda 'hate' radio station talks about 'cockroaches'
- 4- Moral values and rules become inapplicable and killing begins
- 5- Passivity of bystanders enhances the process
- Bystander passivity- doing nothing EG. UN in Rwanda, several marines during the Mai Lai Massacre, allows killing to continue- could signal consent
- Social Dominance Orientation(SDO)
- Aggression towards immigrant/ asylum seekers in the UK partly due to personaliity, high SDO- emphasise social hierarchy and see the world as a competitive jungle.
- Genocide
- Between institutions
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