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Cocky or confident: The attribution of hubris and positive pride to in-group and out-group members [PDF]

, 2015
The current study examines whether the attribution of hubris and positive pride is determined by group membership. It uses a social ties group manipulation to differentiate between the in-group and out-group in order to capture the social bonds formed by team members.
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Pride in group performance and group-task motivation.

The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 1956
L, BERKOWITZ, B I, LEVY
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Pride and Prejudice: Treatment of Immigrant Groups in United States History Textbooks, 1890-1930

Education and Culture, 2012
Between 1881 and 1890 more than five million immigrants entered the United States. The decade marked the beginning of a period of unprecedented growth in the number of newcomers arriving on America's shores. Indeed, between 1890 and 1930 approximately twenty four million immigrants poured on to the nation's soil continually adding to the rich and ...
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Group-Based Pride and the Adoption of Ethnic Markers

Abstract This chapter evaluates the success of the elite-led cultural revival at increasing the ethnic visibility of members of the Lhomwe group. It shows that the revival has increased pride in Lhomwe identity among the majority of group members.
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Attributed pride or shame in group and self.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1972
A, Zander, R, Fuller, W, Armstrong
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The German Standard and Short Authentic and Hubristic Pride Scales

European Journal of Psychological Assessment, 2023
Robert Körner, Astrid Schutz
exaly  

Organizational pride as an antecedent of employee creativity in the petrochemical industry

European Journal of Innovation Management, 2021
Kamaal Allil, Moaz Gharib, Omar Durrah   +2 more
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The role of group-based moral pride in regulating guilt and shame for intergroup transgressions

When people from advantaged groups are confronted with information about their group’s immoral actions, they tend to respond with different group-based self-conscious emotions. Group-based guilt and moral shame are associated with intergroup reparation intentions, whereas image shame for the ingroup’s tarnished reputation leads members to avoid ...
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The Politics of Giving Voice: Media Framing of Extremist Groups in the 2010 Pride Parade in Serbia

Problems of Post-Communism, 2022
Aleksandra Krstić, Filip Ejdus, Nebojša Vladisavljević   +2 more
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Pride: The Emotional Foundation of Social Rank Attainment

Annual Review of Psychology, 2023
Jessica Tracy
exaly