Research Using the Minimal Intergroup Paradigm Has Shown That People

question 13

Multiple Choice

Research using the minimal intergroup paradigm has shown that people

• A) are more likely to exhibit ingroup bias in large groups than in small groups.
• B) are more likely to exhibit ingroup bias in small groups than in large groups.
• C) are likely to exhibit ingroup bias even when the groups are defined in an arbitrary fashion.
• D) are not likely to exhibit ingroup bias if the groups are defined in an arbitrary fashion.

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Variable Cost

Expenses that change in proportion to the activity or volume of business, such as materials and labor.

Right Price

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Your Gut

Colloquial term referring to an individual's instinctive reaction or initial feelings about a decision or situation, often sans empirical evidence.