An Accentuation of Intergroup Differences Produced by Social Categorisation

question 3

Multiple Choice

An accentuation of intergroup differences produced by social categorisation:

• A) is particularly strong where there are clear boundaries between groups.
• B) occurs predominantly on dimensions that favour the outgroup.
• C) can be most successfully accomplished through the media.
• D) is amplified when there is a strong need to differentiate the groups.

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Definitions:

Adult Peer Groups

Social groups consisting of individuals of approximately the same age, sharing similar interests or social positions.

Mass Media

Forms of communication that reach large audiences simultaneously, like newspapers, television, and the internet.

Political Socialization

The process by which individuals learn and frequently internalize a political lens, reflecting the perspectives, values, beliefs, and norms of their community.

Political Information

Data related to governmental structures, policies, elections, and political dynamics necessary for informed public participation and decision-making.