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The Comparative Status Hypothesis: Inferences About Discrimination Vary Based on Identity Salience

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Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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Abstract

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, Ahead of Print.
Past research examining when people label an outcome as discrimination has largely ignored contextual factors beyond the victim–perpetrator dyad. We contend that the person who benefits from the outcome—referred to here as competitor—also influences how ...