True/False
When out-group members are successful, their success is attributed to personal attributes of the out-group members.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q12: Demonstration of overt, intentional discrimination is considerably
Q13: Multiple group memberships make relationships between in-groups
Q14: Stereotypes<br>A) can only be "negative".<br>B) prevent individuals
Q15: In-group favoritism<br>A) can result in the similarity
Q17: Regarding discrimination and/or prejudice:<br>A) Discrimination is differential
Q18: Benevolent sexism is positive and not detrimental
Q19: Social identity is<br>A) the manner in which
Q20: Because they are often so unrealistic, media
Q21: For subordinating systems to work, distinguishing physical