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First published 2024

“You aren’t one of us”: The costs of validation of our criticism on an in-group by out-group members

Chun Feng, Tieyuan Guo

Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology

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First published 2016-5

Viewing Focus Groups Through a Critical Incident Lens

Christina M. Getrich, Anzia M. Bennett, Andrew L. Sussman [...]

Qualitative Health Research

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First published 2010-04

Who Says We Are Bad People? The Impact of Criticism Source and Attributional Content on Responses to Group-Based Criticism

Anna Rabinovich, Thomas A. Morton

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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First published 2017-11

Experiencing uncertainty: On the potential of groups and a group analytic approach for making management education more critical

Chris Mowles

Management Learning

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First published 2013-7

Beyond liberal multicultural toleration: A critical approach to groups’ essentialism

Magali Bessone

European Journal of Political Theory

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First published 2022-2

From Support to Action: A Critical Affinity Group of Special Education Teachers of Color

Saili S. Kulkarni, Samuel Bland, Joanna Marinia Gaeta

Teacher Education and Special Education: The Journal of the Teacher Education Division of the Council for Exceptional Children

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First published 2007-07

Group-Directed Criticisms and Recommendations for Change: Why Newcomers Arouse More Resistance Than Old-Timers

Matthew J. Hornsey, Tim Grice, Jolanda Jetten [...]

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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First published 2013-2

Homophily,networks,and critical mass: Solving the start-up problem in large group collective action

Damon M. Centola

Rationality and Society

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First published 2020-3

“I Never Would Have Noticed It Before”: The Possibilities of Critical Discussion Groups for Teacher Candidate Policy Engagement

May Hara

Education and Urban Society

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First published 2011-12

Group Communication and Critical Thinking Competence Development Using a Reality-Based Project

Edward Paulson

Business and Professional Communication Quarterly

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