Minimal group paradigm: history of creation and contemporary development

Authors

  • Elena Agadullina
  • Marina Kotova

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54359/ps.v3i14.879

Abstract

The minimal group paradigm development stages are considered. Special attention is paid to analyzing preconditions for minimal group paradigm creation and development of representations of a group as a cognitive phenomenon. The authors distinguish two directions for research: the first one focuses on analysis of minimal group paradigm as a research method while the second one focuses on treating groups as a cognitive phenomenon and studying the role of social categorization in intergroup processes.

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Author Biographies

  • Elena Agadullina
    Agadullina Elena R. Ph.D., Department of Organizational Psychology, Faculty of Psychology, State University – Higher School of Economics, Volgogradsky prospect, 46b, 109472 Moscow, Russia. E-mail: eagadullina@gmail.com
  • Marina Kotova
    Kotova Marina V. Ph.D., Department of Organizational Psychology, Faculty of Psychology, State University – Higher School of Economics, Volgogradsky prospect, 46b, 109472 Moscow, Russia. E-mail: komarvik@gmail.com

Published

2010-12-28

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How to Cite

Agadullina, E., & Kotova, M. (2010). Minimal group paradigm: history of creation and contemporary development. Psychological Studies, 3(14). https://doi.org/10.54359/ps.v3i14.879