The Tendency to See Members of Your Own Group as Very

question 28

Multiple Choice

The tendency to see members of your own group as very different from one another but the members of groups to which you do not belong as very similar to each other is called the

• A) ethnocentric error.
• B) in-group favoritism bias.
• C) bicultural contrast error.
• D) outgroup homogeneity bias.

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