There Were No Intrinsic Differences Between the Groups of Boysin

question 60

True/False

There were no intrinsic differences between the groups of boysin Sherif's Robbers Cave experiments. Rather than being racially or ethnically diverse, the boys were all white, middleclass, Protestant, and psychologically well-adjusted.

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Definitions:

Stereotype Threat

The risk of conforming to stereotypes about one's social group, which can hinder performance in various domains.

Racial Bias Effect

The tendency to process information or make decisions in a way that favors one racial group over others.

Ultimate Attribution Error

The tendency to internally attribute behaviors of individuals in an outgroup to their character while attributing in-group members' behaviors to external situational factors.

Ingroup Success

The achievements or positive outcomes attained by one's own group, leading to a sense of collective pride and unity.