Talk:Out-group homogeneity

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There is an article that appears under that sub-heading now in Wikipedia. However, I wonder whether it really merits its own section, and whether it could go in the section on Prejudice to make that section more "psychological" in scope. I note that the article, although generally accurate, does not mention that on occasion, there can be overestimation of homogeneity of one's ingroup, although this is an exception to the general rule that people think that there ingroups are more heterogeneous than outgroups. Also, I think that Patricia Linville, and perhaps some other psychologists, could be mentioned in connection with this toipc. 195.93.21.105 20:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC)Reply

As an extremely belated response to your comment, there is a considerable amount of research on this topic and I think any reasonable portrayal of that research would require its own page. Also, I changed the name to be a little more concise and a little less judgemental. Andrew (talk) 04:57, 31 July 2011 (UTC)Reply

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