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SDO

SDO SDO refers to social dominance orientation: a person’s preference for inequality between social groups and support for group-based hierarchies.

SDO refers to social dominance orientation: a person’s preference for inequality between social groups and support for group-based hierarchies. People high in SDO tend to see these differences as legitimate or natural and show more negative attitudes toward outgroups.

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Drafting source: Çağış Zafer Güney. Initial psychometric properties of the national entitlement scale and its association with social dominance orientation and psychological sense of global community. 2026; DOI 10.1186/s40359-026-04826-6; article XML SHA-256 9fc93289fb6298016a5722469ea993ea4ca5f80e0d4352ebe326606a4ba7d8b7. “Initial psychometric properties of the national entitlement scale and its association with social dominance orientation and psychological sense of global community” (10.1186/s40359-026-04826-6).
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