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Many studies have been conducted on inter-group emotion. Intergroup emotion is the basis of mutual feelings in a group of burqa women occurred in social engineering. An umbrella review that was a literature review has been summarizing the determinants and concept of intergroup emotion. Eligible systematic reviews were identified in three bases: Personality and Social Psychology, Emotion Review, and Group Process and Intergroup Relations that published between December 2000 and January 2017. Study selection was done by independent systematic reviews of literature study that describe concept and determinants of intergroup emotion. Data synthesis: Intergroup emotion as a response in the form of reaction and behavior towards certain social groups (ingroup and outgroup). This response is based on the theory of social identity and appraisal theory. The stronger of the identification and self-categorization from the individual to the ingroup derive the stronger response to the outgroup. Intergroup emotion is useful to reduce prejudice and improve positive behavior between ingroup and outgroup. Conclusion: many studies that conducted on intergroup emotion was derived from the concept of ingroup and outgroup (social categorization). It was very useful as a basis to conceptualize social engineering between burqa women and nonburqa women.

An Umbrella Review on Intergroup Emotion as A Preliminary Study of Social Engineering on Burqa Women