Research suggests that institutional aggression is more likely if the group is isolated from everyday life and has:

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Close cohesion and ideology are factors that contribute to institutional aggression. When a group is isolated from everyday life, their cohesion and shared beliefs can become exaggerated and lead to aggressive behavior towards outsiders. Close friendships may not necessarily lead to aggression, and neither would compliance or problems with colleagues. Strong unpleasant personality traits may contribute to individual aggression, but not necessarily institutional aggression.

Research Suggests That Institutional Aggression Is More Likely If the Group