From the In-Group Perspective, Out-Group Members Are

question 267

Multiple Choice

From the in-group perspective, out-group members are

• A) viewed as more diverse and individual than are in-group members.
• B) viewed as not being worthy of membership in the in-group.
• C) often liked as individuals.
• D) assumed to possess desirable traits.

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Definitions:

Mass Psychogenic Illness

A phenomenon where individuals in a group start to exhibit similar physical symptoms or behaviors without an identifiable physical cause, often attributed to psychological or social factors.

Organic Basis

A foundation rooted in biological or physiological processes, often used to explain physical or mental conditions.

Work Environment

The physical and psychological conditions under which individuals perform their job duties, impacting their productivity, satisfaction, and health.

High Self-Esteem

A robust and healthy belief in one’s own worth, abilities, and value.