PSYC 363 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Social Emotions, Ingroups And Outgroups
4 Oct 2018
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May 29 lecture: dehumanization: denial or minimizing of our common humanity. Humanization: recognition and affirmation of our common humanity. Disengagement, reduction in concern of group, more like objects than people. Don"t care about their emotions, discomfort, not relevant. Exclusion of people from circle of moral regard. Infrahumanization: one way of seeing out-group members as less human, denial of secondary emotions. Two ways of emotions (evidences suggest animals might have also experienced but _ Primary emotion: happiness, anger, fear, attrition equally experienced by in and out group. Secondary: love, guilt, humiliation, hope uniquely human emotions, strongly by in-group. Primary emotions: high harm by british > low harm. Physical space can communicate by defining which groups are normal + belong. Or, it doesn"t reflect our identity we keel negative. Manipulation display/ no display inclusion at university self assurance. Outcome of intension: conscious: three types of inclusion. Minimal inclusion: tolerance, entrance but clearly marginal status.
