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Belief of Idealism as Moderator to the Relationship Between Group Identity and In-Group Favoritism

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This study examined whether in-group favoritism and out-group discrimination are existent in Taiwanese, and discussed the moderation effect of belief in idealism on group identity and in-group favoritism (out-group discrimination).

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The subjects are native Taiwanese Chinese (the Mirnnan folks) and other province Chinese (the WaiSheng folks) in Taiwan. From the 267 subjects in Taiwan, the result showed that not only native Taiwanese Chinese but also other province Chinese have the phenomenon of in-group favoritism and out-group discrimination.

On the other hand, the belief in idealism is a moderating variable of the relationship between group identity and in-group favoritism (out-group discrimination).

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