Relative Deprivation Theory - Egoistic & Fraternalistic: Intergroup Relations | Psychology IAS NET

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Relative deprivation is a sense of being “worse off” in general than the people you identify with and compare yourself to. For example, when you can only afford a compact economy car, but your co-worker drives a fancy luxury car while getting the same salary as you, you can feel relatively deprived.​

Deprivation theory means that people who are deprived of things deemed valuable in society whether money, justice, status, or privilege, join social movements with the hope to redress their grievances.​

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