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Meditation-Induced Self-Boundary Flexibility and Prosociality: A MEG and Behavioral Measures Study. [PDF]

Brain Sci
Schweitzer Y, Trautwein FM, Dor-Ziderman Y, Nave O, David J, Fulder S, Berkovich-Ohana A.   +6 more
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Reply to Gross et al.: Indirect reciprocity undermines large-scale cooperation under realistic conditions. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Schnell E, Muthukrishna M.
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One sport, one family: negotiating inclusion, identity, and difference in national sports organizations. [PDF]

Front Sports Act Living
Wickman K, Andersson M.
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Minimizing social bias with sequential collaboration: the role of contributor features in dependent judgments. [PDF]

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Mayer M, Kimmerle J.
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Generative language models exhibit social identity biases. [PDF]

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Hu T, Kyrychenko Y, Rathje S, Collier N, van der Linden S, Roozenbeek J.   +5 more
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Exemplary Self-Discipline, Leniency towards Others: Competitive Contexts Amplify the "Black Sheep Effect" in Restoring Ingroup Trust. [PDF]

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Cao N, Miao R, Sun B, Ren Z, Yue G.
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Group membership and stereotype content jointly affect neural processing during resource allocation decisions. [PDF]

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Diaz-Gutierrez P, Boone C, Vyas HG, Declerck CH.   +3 more
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Projection Underlies Both Ingroup Favoritism and Subjective Growth

Joachim Krueger, Johannes Ullrich
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Symbolic Conflict Resolution and Ingroup Favoritism

Journal of Conflict Resolution, 2023
What are the domestic consequences of symbolic conflict resolution? We isolate the effect of symbolic conflict by looking into a dispute with no material stakes (for one side), but high symbolic ones: the Prespa Agreement, which ended the dispute on the name of FYROM, thenceforth named North Macedonia.
Sergi Martínez, Vicente Valentim, Elias Dinas   +2 more
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Ingroup favoritism on perceived risk of infectious diseases

Risk Analysis, 2023
AbstractHumans live in social groups; thus, infectious diseases may threaten human health and safety. Do individuals exhibit ingroup favoritism or ingroup devaluation when faced with varying risks of infectious diseases? We generated relatively realistic disease scenarios to examine this question. We reported the results from three experiments in which
Mei, Peng, Xuejun, Bai
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