How Do Stereotypes and Prejudice Reduce Prosocial Behaviour Toward Outgroups

question 50

Multiple Choice

How do stereotypes and prejudice reduce prosocial behaviour toward outgroups?

• A) by excluding those groups from one's moral concerns
• B) by reducing the effects of audience inhibition
• C) by increasing the effects of diffusion of responsibility
• D) by focusing attention on the costs,rather than the rewards,of helping

Acknowledge how existing relationships change the dynamics of negotiation.

Understand how communal sharing influences negotiation tactics and outcomes.

Understand the factors contributing to the level of trust in negotiations.

Describe different types of relationships, including equality matching and market-pricing.

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