The Desire to Avoid Treating Outgroup Members as Though They

question 66

Multiple Choice

The desire to avoid treating outgroup members as though they were part of the ingroup is referred to as

• A) ingroup over-exclusion.
• B) outgroup under-inclusion.
• C) the minimal group paradigm.
• D) the outgroup homogeneity effect.

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