Lecture

Social Psychology: Intergroup Relations

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Description

This lecture covers the mechanisms involved in intergroup discrimination, including the frustration-aggression theory, categorization effects, and the impact of privileges on group division. It also explores the role of social support in combating discrimination and the dynamics of conformity within groups.

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