Attitude (In)congruence in Group Interactions Predicts Social Identification and Favouritism Behaviour
Social Psychological and Personality Science
Published online on January 21, 2026
Abstract
Social Psychological and Personality Science, Ahead of Print.
Addressing widespread polarisation requires understanding how attitudes relate to identification and ingroup favouritism. Two studies employ interactive paradigms to examine whether attitude congruence produces behavioural consequences in addition to ...
Addressing widespread polarisation requires understanding how attitudes relate to identification and ingroup favouritism. Two studies employ interactive paradigms to examine whether attitude congruence produces behavioural consequences in addition to ...