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The Perception of an Out-Group after Provocation by One of Its Members.

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Ruscher, Janet B.; O'Neal, Edgar C.; Hammer, Elliott D. – Journal of Social Psychology, 1997

Presents the results of an experiment that examined the extent to which a single provocative incident can exacerbate negative feelings toward a group as a whole. After hearing an audiotaped interview where a Latvian student criticized U.S. college students, the U.S. students responded differently to slides showing Latvians. (MJP)

Descriptors: Analysis of Variance, Bias, College Students, Conflict

AAHPER Research Consortium Symposium Papers: Teaching Behavior and Women in Sport. Vol. II, Book I.

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Cox, Richard H., Ed. – 1979

The papers included in this collection focus on two topics: teaching behavior in physical education, or women in sport. The papers include the following: A Model for the Study of Pygmalion Effects in Physical Education; A Need to Look at Dyadic Interactions; An Observational Study of Teacher's Expectancy Effects and Their Mediating Mechanisms;…

Descriptors: Athletics, Behavior Change, Behavior Patterns, Behavioral Science Research