Research showing that when students were thinking about students from another university they were more inclined to assume that those students had very similar music preferences to one another provides support for:

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The research described provides support for the outgroup homogeneity effect, which is the phenomenon where people tend to see members of a particular outgroup as being more similar to one another than members of their own ingroup. In this case, the students were assuming that other students from a different university all had similar music preferences, despite not knowing anything about those preferences. This demonstrates the tendency to see members of the outgroup as more homogeneous or similar to one another.

Research Showing That When Students Were Thinking About Students from Another