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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