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In-group bias

Favouring your own group over others, even when the groups were made for almost no reason (Tajfel, 1970-71). We also tend to see the other group's members as all alike. Ask whether you would judge the same if the person were in your group.

Depth 1 · Foundation

You can spot in-group bias, explain why even meaningless groups trigger it, and notice when "which group are they in?" is doing the judging.

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    Foundation

    You can spot in-group bias, explain why even meaningless groups trigger it, and notice when "which group are they in?" is doing the judging.

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    Cognitive biasIn-group bias is a cognitive bias, a mistake in a predictable direction.

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What's still between you and In-group bias, depth 1, in the order you can learn it.

  1. 1Fast and slow thinkingDepth 1 · Foundation · Thinking and Deciding
  2. 2Mental shortcutsDepth 1 · Foundation · Thinking and Deciding
  3. 3Cognitive biasDepth 1 · Foundation · Thinking and Deciding
  4. 4In-group biasDepth 1 · Foundation · Thinking and Deciding

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