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The effect of salience of social identity and university intergroup situation on individual-group orientation amongst minority students in South Africa
The social identity: theor'y,' of intergroup relations (Tajfel and Turner 1979) was examined, in the form of a field study, in terms of the extent to which it can account for the observation that incidents of group behaviour in the form of unrest, boycotting of lectures, and rioting have occurred mo...
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2026
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