The Tendency to Perceive the Members of an Outgroup as Similar

question 779

Multiple Choice

The tendency to perceive the members of an outgroup as similar to one another is referred to as

• A) outgroup bias.
• B) outgroup homogeneity.
• C) the other-race effect.
• D) the own-race bias.

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