OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Group Processes & Intergroup Relations is 6. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
Effects of entitativity on strategies of individual mobility and social competition	44
Friendship networks predict girls’ STEM fit and interest through subjective belonging	34
The different effects of collective narcissism and secure ingroup identity on collective action and life satisfaction among LGBTQ+ individuals	33
The impact of intergroup idea exposure on group creative problem-solving	31
Are they like us or are we like them? Applying the principle of contrast modeling to social identity	29
Corrigendum to “Tackling loneliness together: A three-tier social identity framework for social prescribing”	27
It will (never) stop hurting: Do repeated or chronic experiences of exclusion lead to hyper- or hyposensitive psychological responses?	25
Tackling loneliness together: A three-tier social identity framework for social prescribing	24
Group-oriented motivations underlying conspiracy theories	21
Threatened humanity in a tight world: Cultural tightness results in self-objectification	20
Mobilizing the Majority: The Role of Intergroup Contact and Exposure to Conceptualizations of Racism in Promoting Intergroup Solidarity	20
Collective narcissism of White supremacy and minority resistance	20
Let the people’s will prevail: Self-uncertainty and authoritarianism predict support for populism	17
Freely-chosen positive intergroup imagery causes improved outgroup emotions and encourages increased contact seeking immediately and at follow-up	17
Reform or revolution? How progress and longstanding injustice narratives shape support for incremental versus radical social change	17
Ideological asymmetries in morality predict schism intentions	17
Moral perceptions about environmentalism across ideological groups: Negative moral stereotypes threaten rightists’ moral self and trigger polarization	16
Who feels marginalized? A latent class analysis of perceived societal marginalization	16
Dynamics of outgroup attitudes in peer networks: Testing the effects of socialization, contact, and selection	15
Old for young: Cross-national examination of intergenerational political solidarity	13
Increased perceived safety in day-to-day life relates to critical national identification	13
Social identity and support for defunding the police in the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder	13
Crowds’ malice behind the screen: The normative influences of online dehumanization on discrimination against foreigners	13
Proactivity punished: Nativist bias in advice seeking	13
Conspiratorial threat and intergroup boundaries: How exposure to anti-LGBTQ+ narratives shapes beliefs, identity, and civic engagement	12

Party over pandemic: Polarized trust in political leaders and experts explains public support for COVID-19 policies	12
The effect of work engagement on job satisfaction and turnover intentions: The mediating role of group versus organisational identity	12
Effects of refugee settlement on citizens: A prospective longitudinal study of associations between perceived intergroup threat and mental health	12
Partisanship and divided perceptions of the American and British flags	12
Two paths to violence: Individual versus group emotions during conflict escalation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories	12
Advancing support for intergroup equality via a self-affirmation campaign	12
New kinds of group complexity in intergroup relations: An analysis of gender and sexuality	12
Changes and stagnation in contemporary racial stereotypes	11
Goals and outcomes of police officer communication: Evidence from in-depth interviews	10
Self-uncertainty and conservatism during the COVID-19 pandemic predict perceived threat and engagement in risky social behaviors	10
A Dual Route to Distrust of Atheists: Perceiving Atheists to Lack Individualizing Moral Foundations and an External Moralizing Agent Heightens Christians’ Distrust	10
The role of common ingroup identity in promoting social change among tribes in Nigeria	10
The emotional citizen: Positive affective response towards immigrants predicts meaningful experiences with them and lower COVID-19 perceived threat in nine countries	10
Protest now: A systems view of 21st century movements	10
Trash talk about the other gender: Content of, reactions to, and willingness to confront stereotypical comments about men and women	10
White power on trial: Perceptions of antiracism organizations focusing on power versus discrimination	9
Lay theories of diversity initiatives: Theory and measurement of zero-sum and win-win beliefs	9
Sexual Orientation Stereotyping of Race Categories Referring to Men, and Vice Versa: An Intersectional Analysis in the Italian Context	9
Intergroup contact in the context of gender. A critical review of the literature and opportunities for future research	9
Groups amplify the perceived threat and justification for using force against Black people protesting for racial equality—especially among social conservatives	9
Power of the network and power from the network: Group processes and radicalization	9
Common threats promote patriotism: The role of perceived resource scarcity and socioeconomic status	8
Relational identity-safety cues for Black and Latinx Americans during interactions with White Americans	8
Perceptions of the links between racism and sexism: Hostile and benevolent sexism	8
Social psychological pathways to climate justice: Emerging insights and intersecting challenges	8
The moderating role of collective narcissism in White Americans’ psychological defensiveness to the history of racism	8
Asymmetries in responses to group-based relative deprivation: The moderating effects of group status on endorsement of right-wing ideology	8
Differential impacts of face masks for threat evaluations of Asian versus Black faces	8
Framing historical violence in geopolitical space: How describing the location of violence within national borders affects assessments of collective responsibility over time and across communication p	7
Thinking about God encourages intergroup prosociality even when conflict is salient	7
The tragedies that bind us: Shared memories, identity fusion, and moral concern among Balinese Hindus following the 2002 Bali bombings	7
On the nonlinear link between stigma and collective action: Evidence from sexual and gender minorities in 25 countries	7
Unholy alliances: When achievement norms and group identification negatively affect objective task performance and well-being	7
The irony of fairness: How procedural fairness climate perceptions can hinder disadvantaged group members’ support for social change	7
“Abort the government!” Alliances between diverse groups and collective action intentions as a response to threat evoked by abortion bans	7
Corrigendum to “Contributions of group identification and emotional synchrony in understanding collective gatherings: A meta-analysis of 13 studies”	6
Acknowledgement of Reviewers	6
People High in Social Dominance Orientation Prefer Bridge-Building to Dismantling Diversity Approaches	6
Was that discrimination? Perceptions of bisexual people’s relative status inform attributions of discrimination	6
From asymmetric to symmetric consumption opportunities: Extractions from common resources by privileged and underprivileged group members	6
Stereotypes shape response competition when forming impressions	6
Caring for present and future generations alike: Longtermism and moral regard across temporal and social distance	6
Their sinister plans validate our greatness! Need for uniqueness mediates the link between national narcissism and conspiracy beliefs	6
Comparing White and Black athlete racial activism: Examining NFL and NBA players’ choice of social justice uniform messages	6
Effects of police ethics training on ethnic prejudice and social dominance orientation	6
The role of opinion diversity in the hostile media effect: Partisan exposure on social media, affective polarization, and political participation	6