_____ Is the "Tendency to Consider One's Own Group, Usually

question 10

Multiple Choice

_____ is the "tendency to consider one's own group, usually national or ethnic, superior to other groups using one's own group or groups as the frame of reference against which other groups are judged" (Wolman, 1973, p.129) .

• A)A logical fallacy
• B)Ethnocentrism
• C)An attribution bias
• D)Internal validation

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Definitions:

Minority/Majority Relations

The interactions and relationships between groups of smaller and larger proportions within a population, often focusing on issues of power, discrimination, and social justice.

Minority Groups

Demographic groups that are smaller in numbers within a larger society and may be marginalized, discriminated against, or hold less power.

Dominant Group

A social group that possesses the greatest power, resources, and social status in a particular context, often setting norms and expectations for the society.

Prejudices

Preconceived opinions that are not based on reason or actual experience, often manifesting as an unfounded dislike or preference.