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    Groups form when people interact and work towards common goals, relying on each other. Members internalize the group's norms and values as part of their identity, leading to feelings of cohesiveness. Even minimal groups with trivial differences demonstrate in-group bias, as people naturally tend to favor those in their own group over outsiders.

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    Groups form when people interact and work towards common goals, relying on each other. Members internalize the group's norms and values as part of their identity, leading to feelings of cohesiveness. Even minimal groups with trivial differences demonstrate in-group bias, as people naturally tend to favor those in their own group over outsiders.

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    Groups form when people interact and work towards common goals, relying on each other. Members internalize the group's norms and values as part of their identity, leading to feelings of cohesiveness. Even minimal groups with trivial differences demonstrate in-group bias, as people naturally tend to favor those in their own group over outsiders.

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    ​Interaction

    ​Common goals

    ​Interdependence

    ​Group awareness
    ​Characteristics
    ​Group members internalise group norms as
    ​part of their identity

    ​Group cohesiveness

    ​Natural tendency: establishing bonds with


    ​others has been a crucial part of our survival
    ​4.1 What is a ​Why is it important to join
    ​as a species.

    ​In group bias


    ​group? ​groups?
    ​Part of our identity *(public identity)

    ​Out group homogeneity ​Impacts of groups


    ​What are the least or minimal conditions for
    ​people to feel like they are part of a group?

    ​They observed that even then participants


    ​consistently prefered members of their in-
    ​What does it take to form a ​MINIMAL GROUP EXPERIMENTS: ​group as opposed to out-group members
    ​group? ​Appeared to divide participants based on ​when asked to allocated resources to either.
    ​trivial criteria. But actually assigned ​That is, they demonstrated a strong in-
    ​Tajfel and Turner ​participants randomly to groups. ​group bias.

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