The "Us Versus Them" Dynamics That Characterize Ingroup-Outgroup Dynamics Become

question 4

Multiple Choice

The "us versus them" dynamics that characterize ingroup-outgroup dynamics become especially evident when the two groups

• A)live next door to each other.
• B)consist of teenagers.
• C)compete for some valued outcomes (e.g. land, victory).
• D)share similar social characteristics (e.g. race, age, gender).

Recognize the roles and writing styles distinct to PR, speeches, and news releases as per AP style and other guidelines.

Understand the strategic use of digital and social media for broader and more effective reach in PR.

Acknowledge the evolving role of PR writing in aiding journalists, given the changing landscape of news organizations.

Understand techniques to assess and reassure pediatric patients undergoing medical procedures.

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Definitions:

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Binary Categories

A method of classification involving two distinct or opposite groups, such as male/female or true/false.

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