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IDENTITY FUSION WITH ONE’S COUNTRY AND WILLINGNESS TO FIGHT FOR IT: THE MODERATION ROLE OF UNIVERSALISM

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Landabur R., Wilson J. E.
Studia Psychologica
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2023
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vol. 65
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issue 4
293 - 306
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Social identification can promote benevolence toward intergroup members but can also instigate hostility toward outgroup members, especially when the former group feels mistreated. Identity fusion with one’s country, a feeling of union with it, is a good predictor of willingness to fight people who have offended or threatened it. In this study, we propose that universalism values – concern about equality and justice for all people – attenuate the link between identity fusion with one’s country and willingness to fight those who disrespect it. In a Chilean sample (N = 160, age between 18 and 63 years, Mage = 31.21 years, SD = 8.90 years; 73.1% women), a multiple regression analysis supported our hypothesis. We discuss the implications of this result for interventions directed to improve intergroup relationships.
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