Conflicting Groups

Definition

Conflicting groups refer to two or more social groups with opposing beliefs, values, or interests that often lead to prejudice and conflict between them.

Related terms

Intergroup Contact: Refers to bringing members of conflicting groups together in a positive and cooperative environment, allowing them to interact and get to know each other better.

Common Goals: Involves creating shared objectives or tasks that require cooperation from both conflicting groups, promoting collaboration rather than competition.

Superordinate Identity: It is a higher-level identity that encompasses both conflicting groups, emphasizing commonalities and shared goals rather than differences.