• DOI:10.1007/S11211-012-0175-6
Corpus ID: 144523660

Lessons from Morality-Based Social Identity: The Power of Outgroup “Hate,” Not Just Ingroup “Love”

@article{Parker2013LessonsFM,
  title={Lessons from Morality-Based Social Identity: The Power of Outgroup “Hate,” Not Just Ingroup “Love”},
  author={M. T. Parker and Ronnie Janoff-Bulman},
  journal={Social Justice Research},
  year={2013},
  volume={26},
  pages={81-96}
}

M. T. Parker, Ronnie Janoff-Bulman

Published 2013

Psychology

Social Justice Research

Based on the unique features of morality, we suggest that group memberships rooted in moral convictions are a special classification of inherently threatening social groups in which outgroup “hate” naturally occurs with ingroup “love.” Three studies explored emotional reactions to ingroups and outgroups by individuals whose group memberships were either morality-based or non-morality-based. Results of each study indicated that individuals in morality-based groups reported less positive ingroup… CONTINUE READING

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