When someone says something about another group,such as "They are all the same," that person is exhibiting:

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The statement "They are all the same" is an example of the outgroup homogeneity effect, which refers to the tendency to perceive members of an outgroup as more similar to each other than members of one's ingroup. This can lead to stereotypes and prejudice towards the outgroup. Stereotype threat (A) refers to the fear of confirming a negative stereotype about one's own group, while sexual objectification (B) refers to the reduction of a person to their physical attributes. The racial bias effect (D) is a broader term that could refer to a variety of biases related to race.

When Someone Says Something About Another Group,such as "They Are