Rebels in groups dissent, deviance, difference and defiance /

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"With contributions from leading scholars in the field, Rebels in Groups brings together the latest research on dissent, deviance, difference and defiance. Many of the most famous figures in psychology - Asch, Milgram and Zimbardo and others - have emphasized the pressures to conform and obey w...

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Corporate Author: ebrary, Inc
Other Authors: Jetten, Jolanda, Hornsey, Matthew J.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Malden, Mass. : Wiley-Blackwell, 2011.
Subjects:
Difference (Psychology)
Deviant behavior.
Conformity.
Social groups.
Electronic books.
Online Access:An electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click to view
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Table of Contents:
  • Machine generated contents note: About the Editors.
  • About the Contributors.
  • 1. The many faces of rebels (Jolanda Jetten & Matthew J. Hornsey).
  • Section 1: Dissent in Groups:
  • 2. Rogues and heroes: Finding value in dissent (Charlan Nemeth & Jack A. Goncalo).
  • 3. Learning from conflict (Fabrizio Butera, Ce;line Darnon, & Gabriel Mugny).
  • 4. From a current state to a desired future: How compositional changes affect dissent and motivation in work groups(Floor Rink & Naomi Ellemers).
  • 5. Minority influence in interacting groups: The impact of newcomers (John M. Levine & Hoon-Seok Choi).
  • Section 2: Deviance in Groups:
  • 6. Questions about leopards and spots: Evaluating deviance against a backdrop of threats to collective success (Thomas A. Morton).
  • 7. Debating deviance: Responding to those who fall from grace(Jolanda Jetten, Aarti Iyer, Paul Hutchison, & Matthew J. Hornsey).
  • 8. Children's understanding of deviance and group dynamics: The development of subjective group dynamics (Dominic Abrams & Adam Rutland).
  • 9. Impostors within groups: The psychology of claiming to be something you are not (Matthew J. Hornsey & Jolanda Jetten).
  • Section 3: Difference in Groups:
  • 10. Groups in transition: Differences in the context of social change (Radmila Prislin, Cory Davenport, & John Michalak).
  • 11. The independence paradox (Jessica Salvatore & Deborah Prentice).
  • 12. Explaining differences in opinion expressions: Direction matters (Kimberly Rios Morrison & Dale T. Miller).
  • 13. Innovation credit: When and why do group members give their leaders license to deviate from group norms? (Georgina Randsley de Moura, Dominic Abrams, Jose; M. Marques, & Paul Hutchison).
  • Section 4: Defiance in Groups:
  • 14. Reactions to defiant deviants: Deliverance or defensiveness? (Benoît Monin & Kieran O'Connor).
  • 15. The dissenter's dilemma, and a social identity solution (Dominic J. Packer).
  • 16. Integrating models of whistle-blowing and wrongdoing: A proposal for a new research agenda (Janet P. Near & Marcia P. Miceli).
  • 17. Beyond conformity: Revisiting classic studies and exploring the dynamics of resistance (S. Alexander Haslam & Stephen D. Reicher).
  • Index.

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