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ingroup::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | camp, clique, coterie, inner circle, pack |
| Type of | band, circle, lot, set |
| Has types | cabal, camarilla, rogue's gallery, faction, galere, hard core, junta, junto, kitchen cabinet, loop, sect, maffia, mafia, military junta, bloomsbury group, bohemia, brain trust |
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On top of this, outgroup and ingroup attitudes may reinforce each other.
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The ingroup-outgroup bias could readily be seen in the boys'behaviors toward each other.
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Kennedy's ingroup believed the CIA's assumptions, and stereotyped Castro and the Cubans.
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To say that an apomorphy was present in the last common ancestor of the ingroup is false.
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These correspond to high-RWA beliefs, and in turn influence ingroup and outgroup attitudes.
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In such circumstances there is no ingroup-outgroup categorization and thus no accentuation.
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Beliefs within the ingroup are based on how individuals in the group see their other members.
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Conversely, when perceiving an ingroup the outgroup members may not be psychologically available.
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Awareness of category hierarchies has led to the development of the common ingroup identity model.
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- Clique: an exclusive circle of people with a common purpose
- In sociology, an ingroup is a social group towards which an individual feels loyalty and respect, usually due to membership in the group. This loyalty often manifests itself as an ingroup bias. ...
- In cladistics, the monophyletic group that includes all taxa of interest to the current study
- Groups with which we identify and to which we are strongly attached and loyal to.
- A reference to any group of which we perceive ourselves to be a member, based on global dimensions (e.g. race, religion) or specific localised dimensions (e.g. friendship).
- A set of operational taxonomic units for which the phylogenetic relationships are being determined relative to an outgroup.
- In a cladistic study of evolutionary relationships among taxa of organisms, the group of taxa that is actually being analyzed.
- An assumed monophyletic group, usually comprising the taxa of primary interest.
- A social group commanding a member's esteem and loyalty
