According to the ________, members of a group see themselves as different from and superior to outsiders.

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In-group bias refers to the tendency for members of a group to see themselves as superior to outsiders. This bias can lead to prejudice and discrimination against individuals who are not part of the group. The ultimate attribution error refers to the tendency to attribute negative behaviors of outgroup members to dispositional factors (e.g. personality), while attributing positive behaviors of ingroup members to situational factors (e.g. circumstances). The actor-observer effect refers to the tendency for individuals to attribute their own negative behaviors to situational factors, while attributing others' negative behaviors to dispositional factors. The self-serving bias refers to the tendency for individuals to attribute their own successes to dispositional factors, while attributing their failures to situational factors.

According to the ________, Members of a Group See Themselves