Intergroup Helping
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Intergroup Helping
Zagefka, Hanna; van Leeuwen, Esther
Springer International Publishing AG
08/2018
397
Mole
Inglês
9783319850429
15 a 20 dias
635
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Part I - Intergroup helping as subtle discrimination.- 1 John F. Dovidio, Samuel Gaertner, Silvia Abad-Merino; Helping behaviour and subtle discrimination.-2 Anna Kende, Nurit Shnabel ; Benevolent sexism and cross-gender helping: a subtle reinforcement of existing gender relations.- 3 Ute Gabriel; Saying "no" to a request as a subtle form of discrimination against lesbians and gay men? A fresh look at old findings.- 4 Jellie Sierksma, Jochem Thijs; Intergroup helping: how do children see it?.- 5 Tehila Kogut, Ilana Ritov; Helping an outgroup member - or the outgroup: the identifiability effect in an intergroup context.- 6 Stefan Stuermer; Birte Siem A group-level theory of helping and altruism within and across group-boundaries.- Part II - Strategic motives for intergroup helping.- 7 Esther van Leeuwen; The SOUTH model: on the pros and cons of strategic outgroup helping.- 8 Juliet R.H. Wakefield, Nick Hopkins; Help that helps: exploring strategic motivations in intergroup helping transactions.- 9 Luis Oceja, Eric L. Stocks; The path from helping one to helping the group - and beyond.- 10 Samer Halabi, Arie Nadler; The IHSR model: giving, seeking and receiving help as tools to maintain or challenge social inequality.- 11 Susanne Taeuber ; A conceptualisation of help-avoidance as motivated inaction: implications for theory, research, and society.- Part III - Intergroup helping in the field.- 12 Caoimhe Ryan, Stephen Reicher, S. Alexander Haslam; Are they in or are they out? Questioning category relations in the study of helping.- 13 Trevor Keith James, Hanna Zagefka The importance of national identities and intergroup relations in disaster aid.- 14 Ilanit SimanTov-Nachlieli, Nurit Shnabel; Promoting helping behaviour across group boundaries through the restoration of conflicting groups' agentic identities.- 15 Loris Vezzali, Luca Andrighetto, John Drury, Gian Antonio Di Bernardo , Alessia Cadamuro; In the aftermath of natural disasters: Fostering helping toward outgroup victims.- 16 Roberto Gonzalez, Siugmin Lay; Sense of responsibility and empathy: bridging the gap between attributions and helping behaviours.- 17 Julie Van de Vyver, Dominic Abrams; Promoting third-party prosocial behavior: the potential of moral emotions.- 18 Emma F. Thomas, Craig McGarty; When giving isn't enough: Responding to humanitarian emergencies through transformational collective generosity.
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group processes;ingroup bias;intergroup relations;morality and intergroup relations;natural disasters and intergroup helping;disaster aid;prosocial behavior;psychology of altruism;strategic motives for intergroup helping;empathy;humanitarian emergencies;social identity theory;benevolent sexism;intergroup helping and children
Part I - Intergroup helping as subtle discrimination.- 1 John F. Dovidio, Samuel Gaertner, Silvia Abad-Merino; Helping behaviour and subtle discrimination.-2 Anna Kende, Nurit Shnabel ; Benevolent sexism and cross-gender helping: a subtle reinforcement of existing gender relations.- 3 Ute Gabriel; Saying "no" to a request as a subtle form of discrimination against lesbians and gay men? A fresh look at old findings.- 4 Jellie Sierksma, Jochem Thijs; Intergroup helping: how do children see it?.- 5 Tehila Kogut, Ilana Ritov; Helping an outgroup member - or the outgroup: the identifiability effect in an intergroup context.- 6 Stefan Stuermer; Birte Siem A group-level theory of helping and altruism within and across group-boundaries.- Part II - Strategic motives for intergroup helping.- 7 Esther van Leeuwen; The SOUTH model: on the pros and cons of strategic outgroup helping.- 8 Juliet R.H. Wakefield, Nick Hopkins; Help that helps: exploring strategic motivations in intergroup helping transactions.- 9 Luis Oceja, Eric L. Stocks; The path from helping one to helping the group - and beyond.- 10 Samer Halabi, Arie Nadler; The IHSR model: giving, seeking and receiving help as tools to maintain or challenge social inequality.- 11 Susanne Taeuber ; A conceptualisation of help-avoidance as motivated inaction: implications for theory, research, and society.- Part III - Intergroup helping in the field.- 12 Caoimhe Ryan, Stephen Reicher, S. Alexander Haslam; Are they in or are they out? Questioning category relations in the study of helping.- 13 Trevor Keith James, Hanna Zagefka The importance of national identities and intergroup relations in disaster aid.- 14 Ilanit SimanTov-Nachlieli, Nurit Shnabel; Promoting helping behaviour across group boundaries through the restoration of conflicting groups' agentic identities.- 15 Loris Vezzali, Luca Andrighetto, John Drury, Gian Antonio Di Bernardo , Alessia Cadamuro; In the aftermath of natural disasters: Fostering helping toward outgroup victims.- 16 Roberto Gonzalez, Siugmin Lay; Sense of responsibility and empathy: bridging the gap between attributions and helping behaviours.- 17 Julie Van de Vyver, Dominic Abrams; Promoting third-party prosocial behavior: the potential of moral emotions.- 18 Emma F. Thomas, Craig McGarty; When giving isn't enough: Responding to humanitarian emergencies through transformational collective generosity.
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group processes;ingroup bias;intergroup relations;morality and intergroup relations;natural disasters and intergroup helping;disaster aid;prosocial behavior;psychology of altruism;strategic motives for intergroup helping;empathy;humanitarian emergencies;social identity theory;benevolent sexism;intergroup helping and children
