Intergroup helping during the coronavirus crisis: Effects of group identification, ingroup blame and third party outgroup blame,Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology

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Intergroup helping during the coronavirus crisis: Effects of group identification, ingroup blame and third party outgroup blame
Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology ( IF 2.968 ) Pub Date : 2020-11-05 , DOI: 10.1002/casp.2487
Hanna Zagefka ₁

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Two studies tested predictors of helping across national boundaries. British participants reported blame attributions for the coronavirus crisis, either to the British government (ingroup blame), or to the Chinese government (third party outgroup blame), and it was tested whether this was associated with intentions to donate money to help outgroup members suffering from effects of the coronavirus crisis in the world's poorer countries. It was hypothesized that strength of identification with the national ingroup would be negatively associated with blame attributions to the ingroup, and that it would be positively associated with blame attributions to a third party outgroup. Blame attributions were predicted in turn to be related to outgroup helping, with ingroup blame being positively associated with helping intentions, and third party outgroup blame being negatively associated with helping intentions. Support for these predictions were found in one exploratory (N = 100) and one confirmatory (N = 250) study.

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