Interacting with Outgroup Members in Highly Structured Situations Reduces Inter-

question 17

Multiple Choice

Interacting with outgroup members in highly structured situations reduces inter- group anxiety because such situations

• A) induce positive emotions.
• B) make it easy for people to predict and control what happens.
• C) tend to reduce feelings of empathy for other people.
• D) tend to reduce feelings of intergroup competition.

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