Relative deprivation and gratification elicit prejudice: research on the V-curve hypothesis

Volume: 11, Pages: 96 - 99
Published: Oct 1, 2016
Abstract
We review research related to the role of social comparison in intergroup relations focusing on the effect of collective relative deprivation (when we are worse off than them) and relative gratification (when we are better off than them). As predicted by the V-curve model, there is increasing evidence to suggest that being worse-off than others (RD) and being better-off (RG) trigger similar consequences: an increase in intergroup prejudice and...
Paper Details
Title
Relative deprivation and gratification elicit prejudice: research on the V-curve hypothesis
Published Date
Oct 1, 2016
Volume
11
Pages
96 - 99
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