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Black Sheep Effect from the Social Identity Perspective

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Contents
Preface to the English Edition
Foreword
Acknowledgements
PartI-Introduction
Chapter l　The Black Sheep Effect and Social Identity
　Section1　The Black Sheep Effect
　Section2　Social Identity Theory
Chapter2　Models Other Than Social Identity Theory
-Comparison with Schema Complexity-based Social
Cognitive Research-
　Section1　Theories Based on Schema Complexity
　Section2　Schema Complexity and Social Identity Theory
　Section3　Stereotype-based Expectancy Violation as a Solution
　Section4　Research Needed:Ingroup/Outgroup Comparative Context
Chapter3　Black Sheep Effect and Ingroup Favoritism
　Section1 Ingroup Favoritism as a Central Problem in Social Identity Theory
Section2　Black Sheep Effect and Ingroup Favoritism
Section3　Black Sheep Effect/Ingroup Favoritism and Group Identification
Chapter4 Black Sheep Effect and Self-categOrization
Theory
-Ingroup Homogeneity,a Medium between Group
Identification and BlackSheep Effect-
Section1　Self-CategOrization Theory
Section2　Black Sheep Effect and Self-CategOrization Theory
Section3　Black Sheep Effect and Ingroup Homogeneity
Section4　Black Sheep Effect as a Bridge between Social Identity Research and Social Cognitive Research
Chapter5　Intrinsic/Extrinsic Factors Related to Group Identification and Ingroup Member Evaluation
Section1　Extrinsic Factors
Section2　Intrinsic(Personal)Factors
Chapter6　Other Problemsin Black Sheep Effect Research
Section1 ProblemsinEvaluative Dimensions
Section2　ProblemsinTargetPresentation
Chapter7　Introduction Summary and Purpose of the Study
PartII-Experimental Studies
Chapter8　Black Sheep Effect and Intergroup Comparative Context
Section1　Occurrence of Black Sheep Effect: Within-Subjects Testing(Study1)
Section2　Black Sheep Effect and Manipulation of Comparative Context for Membership Salience (Study2)
Chapter9　The Black Sheep Effect and Ingroup Favoritism
Section1　Simultaneous Occurrence of the Black Sheep Effect and Ingroup Favoritism Use of Distribution Matrices(Study3)
Section2　Relationship between the Black Sheep Effect and Ingroup Favoritism;Effect of Group Identification (Study4)
Section3　Ingroup Favoritism and the Black Sheep Effect:Use of Adjective Scales(Study5)
Chapter10 　Group Identification and the Black Sheep Effect Ingroup Homogeneity as a Mediating Factor
Section1　Relationship between Group Identification and Group Membership Consciousness,and Their Relationship with Ingroup Homogeneity(Study6)
Section2　Correlation between the Black Sheep Effect and Ingroup Homogeneity(Study7)
Section3　Influence of Group Identification on the Black Sheep Effect : Ingroup Homogeneity as a Mediating Factor(Study8)
Chapter11　Personal Factors Related to Group Identification
Section1　Relationship of Public/Private Self-awareness With Group Identification and Group Membership Consciousness(Study9)
Section2　Ten-Statements Test and the Relationship between Group Identification and Group Membership Consciousness(Study10)
Section3　Relationship ofthe Big Five with Group Identification and Group Membership Consciousness(Studyll)
Chapter12　TheImpact ofIngroup Evaluation on the Black Sheep Effect Use of Descriptive Target Presentation
Section1　Target Presentation Methods and the Black Sheep Effect (Study12)
Section2　The Effect of Positive/Negative Evaluation of the Ingroup on Social Identity andIngroup Member Evaluations (Study13)PartIII-General Discussion
Chapter13　Review of Experimental Studies
Chapter14　Position of This Studyin Group Research;Direction for the Future
References
Appendix