The Combination of Mortality Salience and High Identification with One's

question 55

Multiple Choice

The combination of mortality salience and high identification with one's ingroup leads people to

• A) tolerate acts of racism that they would otherwise condemn.
• B) become depressed.
• C) develop less favorable attitudes toward their ingroup.
• D) become less tolerant of acts of racism.

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Definitions:

Preparation

The process of making ready or being made ready for use or consideration, often involving planning or research.

Employee Resistance

Opposition or pushback from employees against changes in the workplace, often due to concerns over the unknown or loss of status.

Regulatory Compliance

The state of being in accordance with established laws, regulations, standards, and specifications relevant to an organization's operations.

Explicit and Implicit Coercion

Directly or indirectly forcing someone to act in a certain way by using threats or manipulation rather than open persuasion.