The Tendency to View All People Outside of Our Group

question 11

Multiple Choice

The tendency to view all people outside of our group as highly similar refers to the

• A)adaptive conservatism.
• B)out-group homogeneity bias.
• C)minimal intergroup paradigm.
• D)ultimate attribution error.

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Definitions:

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