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Self-categorization, status, and social influence

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2003

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Oldmeadow, Julian
Platow, Michael
Foddy, Margaret
Anderson, Donna

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American Sociological Association

Abstract

The domain of social influence is central to social psychology, and is claimed as a core aspect of the explanatory domain of two important theories: self-categorization theory and the theory of status characteristics and expectation states. In this paper

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Keywords: Australia; College Students; Group Dynamics; Group Identity; Social Influence; Social Status; Sociological Theory; Task Oriented Groups

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/32237

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Open Access Research

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Social Psychology Quarterly

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Journal article

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2037-12-31

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