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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