Intergroup violence in bursts or fizzles

During intergroup confrontations, agitating stimuli such as opponents' threats and provocations can trigger collective violence, even when the usual mechanisms of cooperation, such as norms with sanctions, are absent. We examine video recordings of street fights between groups of young men. Col...

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