Albert sees a great deal of difference between all of his fraternity brothers but thinks that all sorority girls are the same. Albert's beliefs are best explained by

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The outgroup homogeneity effect is the tendency for people to perceive members of an outgroup as more similar to each other than members of their own group. This can lead to stereotyping and oversimplification of the differences within the outgroup. Albert's belief that all sorority girls are the same is an example of this effect.

Albert Sees a Great Deal of Difference Between All of His