Question

We often do not have a lot of information about members of outgroups so it is easy for us to: assume all outgroups are immoral. assume greater similarity among members of outgroups. assume less similarity among members of outgroups. assume greater similarity among members of our own group.

Answer 1

The right answer is assuming greater similarity among members of outgroups. This is because it is easier to assume the similarities between people than the differences, this in order to improve the interaction and communication with outgroups. This phenomenon is common when groups with diverse origins meet and interact.

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