Interpreting the Ingroup's Negative Actions Toward Another Group
Authors:
- Nyla R. BranscombeNBNyla R. Branscombe
- Anca M. MironAMAnca M. Miron
- 27 September 2004
- book chapter
- Published by Cambridge University Press (CUP)
- p. 314-335
Abstract
The Social Life of Emotions - September 2004Keywords
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