Research of In-Group and Out-Group Biases Supports Which of the Following

question 15

Multiple Choice

Research of in-group and out-group biases supports which of the following?

• A) Few children in middle childhood display bias toward any one group.
• B) Most children don't show preferential treatment of in-group over out-group members.
• C) Children are more likely to prefer the in-group, even when member displays negative behavior.
• D) A strong sense of ethnic identity is associated with positive attitudes toward in-group and out-group members.
• E) Low-status groups are likely to endorse negative stereotypes about their group.

Understand the mechanisms for regulating police discretion and behavior.

Recognize the personal and occupational stresses faced by police officers and coping strategies.

Understand the concept of geographic significance in shaping individual identities.

Recognize the impact of personal experiences with racism and privilege on individual perspectives.

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Definitions:

Visual Impairment

A partial or total loss of sight that cannot be corrected with standard eyeglasses or contact lenses, affecting daily activities.

Risk For Falls

A situation where an individual has an increased likelihood of experiencing a fall, which may lead to injury, often due to physical condition or environmental factors.

Self-Neglect

A behavior of an individual that fails to attend to their basic personal needs, such as hygiene, nutrition, or medical care.

Social Isolation

The state of being separated from social and community networks, leading to lack of support, companionship, or engagement with others.