If People Are Randomly Assigned to Groups a and B

question 11

Multiple Choice

If people are randomly assigned to groups A and B, you could predict that the members of each group will:

• A) favour members of their own group because of ingroup bias
• B) not favour members of their own group because of random assignment
• C) not be hostile to members of the other group because of random assignment
• D) neither favour members of their own group nor the other group

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Definitions:

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