Advantaged groups show the most prejudice toward out-groups when the ________.

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The advantaged group is more likely to show prejudice toward out-groups when their own image or interests are threatened. This is because they perceive the out-group as a threat to their privileged status and are motivated to maintain that status. When the disadvantaged group develops strong leaders or acts to minimize the impact of prejudice, it may actually reduce the advantaged group's perception of threat and decrease prejudice. However, if the disadvantaged group's image or interests are threatened, it may increase the perceived threat and lead to greater prejudice from the advantaged group.

Advantaged Groups Show the Most Prejudice Toward Out-Groups When the ________