Long-necked sauropods ruled the land during the Jurassic and Cretaceous ages. These plant-eating giants appeared on every continent and grew to sizes no other land animal has matched.

In other ingroup/outgroup dynamics, people generally don’t see themselves as part of both groups, but here the author claimed her New York and her American identities, allowing her to express ...

The end result is an attempt to restore balance: the ingroup must ‘take back control’ from the outgroup, thus justifying exclusionary policies or actions against those perceived as threats. The ...

Neuroscience Says That Your Brain Dismisses Outgroup Members Within a Fraction of a Second A problematic response that is hardwired into how the brain categorizes social groups.

Though this study didn’t look at this issue, Van Assche says that even remote forms of contact can help reduce prejudice. That can include knowing an “ingroup” member who has frequent contact with ...

Some of the paralogy resolution methods used in this pipeline require an outgroup sequence for each of your genes. These outgroup sequences can be provided in two ways. Usage: The typical command for ...

Political ads depicting “outgroups” having relatable experiences, such as images of immigrants eating Thanksgiving dinner or videos of refugees hugging their children do almost nothing to increase ...

They found that participants who were more aggressive against outgroup members (students from a rival university) versus ingroup members (students from their own university) exhibited greater activity ...

Aggression toward outgroup members was also linked to greater post-exclusion activity in the rostral and dorsal medial prefrontal cortex during provocation from their outgroup opponent.

Us versus them: Harming the 'outgroup' is linked to elevated activity in the brain's reward circuitry by Virginia Commonwealth University Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain ...

Us versus them: Harming the 'outgroup' is linked to elevated activity in the brain's reward circuitry A new study used brain imaging to explain why humans are aggressive toward rival groups ...

But although the notion that group solidarity leads inevitably to prejudice, animosity, and conflict is common, it is also incorrect and potentially dangerous. In our new book, the two of us argue ...