Emotion in inter group relations
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Emotion in inter group relations
Thes article was downloaded by:[Umversity of Sussex)On 12 June 2008Access Details: [subscription number 776502344)Publisher Psychology PressInforma Lt Emotion in inter group relationstd Registered ĩn England and Wales Registered Number: 1072954Regstered office: Mortimer House. 37-41 Mortimer Street. London WIT 3JH. UKEuropean Review of Social PsychologyEuropean Review of Social PsychologyPublication details, inducing instructions for authors and subscription information:hnpZ'Www Emotion in inter group relations.ini0fn!awoíK.«ín'&mpp.'W~wntent=i7Ị36e4724Emotion in inter-group relationsAarti Iyera; Cdin Wayne Leach b® University of Queensland, st. Lucia. OLD.Emotion in inter group relations
Australiab University of Sussex. Brighton, UKFrst Pubtshed on: 02 June 2008To cite this Article Iyer. Aarti and Leach. Colin Wayne (20081 'Emotion in Thes article was downloaded by:[Umversity of Sussex)On 12 June 2008Access Details: [subscription number 776502344)Publisher Psychology PressInforma Lt Emotion in inter group relations Ịọạọ/Ị Q4f,?28Q8Q2fThe article maybe used tor research, teaching and private study purposes. Any substantial or systematic reproduction, re-distribution, re-selling, lo Emotion in inter group relationsan or sub-licensing, systematic supply or distribution in any form to anyone IS expressly torbrfdenThe publisher does not give any warranty express orEmotion in inter group relations
implied or make any representation that the contents will be complete or accurate or up to date. The accuracy of any instructions, formulae and drug Thes article was downloaded by:[Umversity of Sussex)On 12 June 2008Access Details: [subscription number 776502344)Publisher Psychology PressInforma Lt Emotion in inter group relationssts or damages whatsoever or howsoever caused arising directly or indirectly in connection Willi or answig oul ot the use ol this material.EUROPEAN REVIEW OE SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 2008.19,86 125up Psychology Press1s I mnrn Crc-ipDownloaded By: [University of Sussex] At: 10:52 12 June 2008Emotion in inte Emotion in inter group relationsr-group relationsAarti IyerUniversity of Queensland. St. Lucia. QLD, AustraliaColin Wayne LeachUniversity of Sussex, Brighton, UKThe study of intcr-grEmotion in inter group relations
oup relations has seen a renewed emphasis on emotion. Various frameworks converge on the general conceptualisation of group-level emotions, with respeThes article was downloaded by:[Umversity of Sussex)On 12 June 2008Access Details: [subscription number 776502344)Publisher Psychology PressInforma Lt Emotion in inter group relationsnology and operationalisation, as well as the role of self-relevance (e.g., self-categorisation, in-group identification) in moderating the strength of emotion that individuals feel about groups and their inter-relations. In this chapter we first present a typology of group-level emotions in order t Emotion in inter group relationso classify current conceptual and empirical approaches, differentiating them along the dimensions of the (individual or group) subject and object of eEmotion in inter group relations
motion. The second section reviews evidence for the claim that individuals feel stronger group-level emotions about things that arc relevant to their Thes article was downloaded by:[Umversity of Sussex)On 12 June 2008Access Details: [subscription number 776502344)Publisher Psychology PressInforma Lt Emotion in inter group relationsation. Implications for, and future directions in. the study of emotion in inlcr-group relations arc discussed.Keywords: Emotion: Group identification; Intergroup relations; Selfcategorisation; Self-relevance.Over the past 15 years theory and research on intcr-group relations has been marked by a gr Emotion in inter group relationseater attention to emotion. Researchers, mainly in Europe, Australasia, and the Americas, have applied the concept of emotion to a wide range of intcrEmotion in inter group relations
-group phenomena, including stereotypes and prejudice towards out-groups (c.g., Cottrell & Neuberg, 2005; Dijkcr. 1987; Fiske.Correspondence should beThes article was downloaded by:[Umversity of Sussex)On 12 June 2008Access Details: [subscription number 776502344)Publisher Psychology PressInforma Lt Emotion in inter group relationsBoth authors contributed equally to this paper. It is dedicated to R. s. Iyer, who sadly passed away during its writing. We thank Miles I lewstone. Wolfgang Slroebe. and four anonymous reviewers for their useful comments on an earlier version of this paper.0 2008 European Association of Experimental Emotion in inter group relations Social PsychologyThes article was downloaded by:[Umversity of Sussex)On 12 June 2008Access Details: [subscription number 776502344)Publisher Psychology PressInforma LtThes article was downloaded by:[Umversity of Sussex)On 12 June 2008Access Details: [subscription number 776502344)Publisher Psychology PressInforma LtGọi ngay
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