In a study,Jews were asked to think about Jews and Germans as two separate groups,or as part of one larger group,humans.Jews in the ________ condition indicated they were ________ to forgive Germans for the past.

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When Jews thought of both groups as part of one larger group, humans, they were more likely to forgive Germans for past actions. This is because perceiving outgroups as part of a larger ingroup can reduce intergroup biases and foster reconciliation.

In a Study,Jews Were Asked to Think About Jews and Germans