In which of the following situations are members of stigmatized groups who receive help most likely to feel worse about themselves?

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Stigmatized group members who receive unsolicited help may feel worse about themselves because it reinforces the idea that they are inferior and need the help of others. It suggests that they cannot help themselves, which can be damaging to their self-esteem. In contrast, if the help came from a fellow ingroup member (A), it can foster a sense of solidarity and belonging. Altruistic help (C) and anonymous help (D) are less likely to affect how stigmatized group members feel about themselves.

In Which of the Following Situations Are Members of Stigmatized