چکیده (انگلیسی):

In this article, we develop a perspective on social change as cooperation between advantaged and disadvantaged groups to
facilitate not only redistribution of power and wealth but also restoration of threatened identity dimensions. We argue that
disadvantaged groups experience threats to their agency whereas advantaged groups experience threats to their morality.
Restoration of these aspects of groups’ identities can unlock the potential for collective action among members of disadvantaged
groups and for a greater willingness to change the status quo toward equality among members of advantaged groups. A major
theoretical implication of these findings is that social psychological theorizing should pay greater attention to morally based
motivations as critical factors in the facilitation of change. A prime practical implication is that interventions designed to improve
intergroup relations should consider not only acceptance-related but also agency-related motivations (e.g., through a “common
stigmatizers identity” re-categorization strategy).