intergroup
- adjective
- /ˌɪntərˈɡruːp/
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intergrupal
- Several factors that can influence intergroup attitudes and the effect of intergroup contact in work situations have already been identified.
- intergroup dialogue
- intergroup relations
- intergroup contact
Gordon Alport was a fan of intergroup contacts around shared tasks.
- Gordon Alport was a fan of intergroup contacts around shared tasks.
- So males have this ability to band together to guard the group in intergroup warfare.
- It's saying it's both and that students also need this intergroup experience in order to gain these kinds of skills.
- And if the problem of intergroup aggression is.
Examples
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Inclusive school environments require effective group and intergroup collaborations across diverse professionals, students, families, and community stakeholders.
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There are also current intergroup problems in the Netherlands, most obviously in the employment area.
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It's saying it's both and that students also need this intergroup experience in order to gain these kinds of skills.
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MELD is an example of how intergroup dialogue in leadership training can affect the larger community.
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We recommend practice, policy, and research-related actions that social workers can take to understand and use intergroup dialogue.
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Smith College School of Social Work students, faculty, and staff were polled after engaging in an intergroup dialogue project about race.
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In community-based and academic settings, the use of intergroup dialogue interventions to improve intergroup relations is expanding.
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The intergroup dialogue focused on building understanding between the different cultures in the community.
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We organized an intergroup workshop to foster collaboration among the various community organizations.
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Effective intergroup communication can help resolve conflicts and improve relationships between diverse groups.
Synonyms
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Relating to events or contacts between different communities
Happening between different communities or groups
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Etymology
Intergroup combines the part inter- meaning 'between' and group meaning 'a set of people'. So intergroup describes things that happen 'between groups', like cooperation or relations between different teams or communities.