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Which social psychological principle best explains prejudice?

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Which social psychological principle best explains prejudice?

(A) individualism
(B) collectivism
(C) self-serving bias
(D) in-group bias
(E) compliance strategies

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(D) in-group bias

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We tend to see members of our own group (the in-group) as more diverse and more favorable than people outside our group (the out-group). This bias could contribute to discrimination and prejudice.


 
Posted : 27/06/2024 7:01 pm
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