Any group of people who are viewed as competitors, enemies, or different and unworthy of respect is a(n) ________.

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An out-group is a group of people who are viewed as competitors, enemies or different and unworthy of respect. In contrast, an in-group refers to a group of people who are viewed as sharing similar values and identities with oneself, and are therefore more likely to be viewed positively. The other options ("threat-group" and "pariah") do not accurately describe the concept of an out-group.

Any Group of People Who Are Viewed as Competitors, Enemies