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Meanings of ingroup in English
Synonyms
Examples for "camp"
Examples for "camp"
1
He would stay in this work camp for days-evenweeks if necessary.
2
The Kormend camp is still open, however, although only five migrants remain.
3
Consumer Reports' assistant project leader Rich Hammond falls into the second camp.
4
Sunday dawned in San Francisco; Sunday in the camp of the refugees.
5
For almost a year, they dared not set foot outside the camp.
1
It will be a great challenge for our forward pack in particular.
2
The road is open; the pack-train is ready; the guides are waiting.
3
Blanch 5 minutes; cold dip; drain and pack into the cans dry.
4
Quite simple, really, though short of the full effect of a porta-pack.
5
It's a new year, and we have a new pack of initiates.
1
Rebellion was in the blood of the king and the court clique.
2
The Montgomery clique was of course a continual thorn in her side.
3
But enough of unsavory him: the clique remained and treasured his doctrine.
4
Colonel Beston is always with your particular clique-andshe is very unhappy.
5
He and his little clique don't own the earth in fee simple.
1
And among the Northern Ireland Office coterie, too, the relief was overwhelming.
2
She'd assembled a coterie of officers to help them in the search.
3
The president now takes counsel from an ever-shrinking coterie of trusted aides.
4
Katherine and her coterie all did hairy eye-rolls for a brief second.
5
It's also continuing to make a tiny coterie of trough-guzzlers extremely rich.
1
However, some of Romney's most enthusiastic cheerleaders come from Bush's inner circle.
2
He knew these people were in the inner circle of the traffic.
3
Still, after more than a year they hadn't penetrated Strollo's inner circle.
4
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu consulted his inner circle of ministers in Jerusalem.
5
His penetration of Henry VIII's inner circle is not difficult to understand.
Usage of ingroup in English
1
The ingroup consists of the five species of Plagioscion.
2
The current article investigated how individuals evaluate ingroup members displaying either ingroup bias or egalitarian intergroup behaviors.
3
Despite a verbal preference for those who behaved in an egalitarian way, an implicit ingroup metafavoritism was found.
4
Little is known, however, about how cultural groups form or the evolutionary forces behind group affiliation and ingroup favoritism.
5
The present study investigates the neural processes preceding the willingness to engage in costly helping toward ingroup and outgroup members.
6
When markers do not acquire meaning as accurate predictors of behavior, players show a markedly reduced taste for ingroup favoritism.
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Helping the ingroup member was best predicted by anterior insula activation when seeing him suffer and by associated self-reports of empathic concern.
8
The resulting social environment includes strong incentives to bias interactions toward others with the same marker, and subjects accordingly show strong ingroup favoritism.
9
Overall, results indicated the presence of dual attitudes in the perception of ingroup members and the strict interconnection between intergroup behaviors and intragroup perception.
10
We found that punishers protect ingroup victims-whosuffer from a norm violation-muchmore than they do outgroup victims, regardless of the norm violator's group affiliation.
11
Therefore, this is the judgment of the Court of the Ingroup:
12
"I bring him as a candidate for admission to our Ingroup," Tallis replied formally, "and ask the indulgence of Your Superiorities therefor."
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