When We Make Judgments About Groups of People, We Tend

question 25

True/False

When we make judgments about groups of people, we tend to think of people in groups that we don't belong to as being very similar to each other and people in the groups we belong to as being very different from each other.

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Definitions:

Functional Conflict

A healthy, constructive disagreement between individuals or groups that can lead to innovative solutions and improvements.

Negotiation-Of-Selves Conflict

A type of interpersonal conflict that involves struggles over identity, autonomy, and mutual acceptance within relationships.

Stable Self-Concept

A consistent and unchanging view of oneself, reflecting a clear and stable understanding of one's identity, abilities, and worth.

Institutionalized Conflict

Conflict that occurs when a conflict factor is built into the structure of the organization.