In this paper, I review recent research on the importance of intergroup felt understanding–
the belief that outgroup members understand and accept the perspectives of ingroup …

This review examines the coloniality infused within the conduct and third reporting of
experimental research in what is commonly referred to as the 'Israeli‐Palestinian conflict' …

Groups in conflict develop strikingly different construals of the same violent events. These
clashing perceptions of past violence can have detrimental consequences for intergroup …

In the present research, we introduce a conceptualization of the Tendency for Interpersonal
Victimhood (TIV), which we define as an enduring feeling that the self is a victim across …

Literature on intergroup conflict and identity is well established; this literature includes work
on competitive victimhood—the process by which groups attempt to establish that they have …

Three studies investigated the effect of intergroup contact and social identification on social
change among three advantaged groups in Cyprus, Romania, and Israel. In Study 1 (n …

Abstract The Informative Process Model (IPM) proposes an intervention to facilitate change
in conflict‐supporting narratives in protracted conflicts. These narratives develop to help …

The needs-based model is a conceptual framework for understanding the identity-related
aspects of reconciliation processes. According to the model,(a) conflicting parties …

Social psychological research on collective victimhood has focused on just a few ways in
which people think about the ingroup's victimization that imply certain assumptions and limit …

The chapter introduces a new approach to attitude change, termed paradoxical thinking. It
suggests that messages that are consistent with an individual's view, but formulated in an …