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Resolution of Social Conflicts: Dominance, Egalitarianism, Spheres of Dominance, and Game Theory
The Quarterly Review of Biology, 1986Social conflict is defined operationally as occurring when the behavior of two (or more) individuals indicates that their motivational priorities are incompatible: they seek the same thing of diffe...
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Examining Ableism in Higher Education through Social Dominance Theory and Social Learning Theory
Innovative Higher Education, 2015In most societies, some social identity groups hold a disproportionate amount of social, cultural, and economic power, while other groups hold little. In contemporary U.S. society, examples of this power are evident around issues of ability/disability, with able-bodied individuals wielding social dominance and people with disabilities experiencing a ...
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The Effect of Evaluation on Dominance Characteristics: An Extension of Social Facilitation Theory
The Journal of Psychology, 1976Previous research in social facilitation has been limited to a relatively narrow range of responses. The present study has attempted to extend the effects of social facilitation to include more complex responses. A 2 × 2 factorial design was employed using high and low dominant leaders, as measured on the Dominance scale of the California Psychological
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Domination and disintegration: Adorno and critical social theory.
2009The central claim of my thesis is that Theodor Adorno's social theory harbours important insights which can bring to light significant deficiencies and weaknesses in the works of contemporary critical theorists. In order to substantiate this claim, I argue that Adorno's philosophical and sociological writings embody a coherent and systematic version of
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Conflict in Northern Ireland: Through the Lens of Social Identity Theory and Social Dominance Theory
2008Complexity and Multiplicity of Historical Underpinnings The history of Northern Ireland is one rife with identity conflict, stemming from centuries ago, continuing on into the late 21st century. The conflict can be understood in broad strokes as being between two main groups.
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Social Dominance Orientation and Social Dominance Theory
2017Stephen T. La Macchia +1 more
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Social Dominance: An Intergroup Theory of Social Hierarchy and Oppression
Contemporary Sociology, 2001Charles Tilly +2 more
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Not All Entrepreneurs are Viewed Equally: A Social Dominance Theory Perspective on Access to Capital
Entrepreneurship Research Journal, 2020Angelica Gutierrez
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