The Relative Homogeneity Effect Refers To

question 5

Multiple Choice

The relative homogeneity effect refers to:

• A) policies aimed at closing the gaps between minorities and the dominant group.
• B) the process of estimating individuals' similarities relative to a standard.
• C) the tendency to view ingroup members as more differentiated than outgroup members.
• D) higher level analyses of a group that focus on commonalities rather than individual differences.

Understand the concept and purpose of analogue research in the counseling process.

Identify variables that can be manipulated in analogue research.

Recognize the components of analogue research that enhance or limit its generalizability.

Understand the ethical and practical limitations of analogue research.

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