Robbers Cave experiment

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The Robbers Cave experiment was a classic 1954 social psychology field study in which boys at a summer camp were manipulated into intergroup conflict and then cooperation, providing foundational evidence for realistic conflict theory about the roots of prejudice and group hostility.

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