The Set of People Perceived as Different from "Us" Is

question 35

Multiple Choice

The set of people perceived as different from "us" is called a(n)

• A) ingroup.
• B) scapegoat.
• C) other-race effect.
• D) outgroup.

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Definitions:

Type B Personality

A personality characterized by a less competitive, more relaxed, and less stress-prone behavior pattern.

Social Support

The perception or reality of receiving support, encouragement, and assistance from friends, family, and others.

Group Development

The stages through which a group passes, typically involving forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning, as it matures and becomes more effective.

Typical Stages

Common phases or levels that are encountered during the progression of a process, development, or lifecycle.