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Envy as Predicted by the Stereotype Content Model: A Volatile Ambivalence
Lasana T. Harris
, Mina Cikara
, Susan T. Fiske
Psychology
Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
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Active Harm
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Affective Response
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Ambivalence
100%
Ambivalent Emotion
50%
Behavioral Tendencies
50%
Cognitive Behavior
50%
Group-based
50%
Intergroup Emotions
100%
Neurophysiological Data
50%
Neuroscience
50%
Perceived Competence
50%
Perceived Warmth
50%
Questionnaire Data
50%
Social Categories
50%
Social Context
50%
Social Emotions
50%
Social Psychological
50%
Social Psychological Research
50%
Stereotype Content Model
100%
Psychology
Envy
100%
Neurobiology
66%
Psychological Research
33%
Social Emotion
33%