The Robber's Cave Study provided support for the importance of:

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The Robber's Cave Study demonstrated that when two groups are brought together under competitive circumstances, they will tend to develop antagonistic attitudes towards each other. However, when given a common goal that they must work together to achieve (i.e. a superordinate goal), the groups are more likely to put aside their differences and work towards the common goal. This emphasizes the importance of superordinate goals in promoting intergroup cooperation and reducing intergroup conflict.

The Robber's Cave Study Provided Support for the Importance Of