A sense of social identity is most likely to promote

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Ingroup bias refers to the tendency for individuals to favor their own group (ingroup) over other groups (outgroups). This is a common aspect of social identity, as individuals may identify strongly with their particular group and feel a sense of loyalty and belonging to that group. The other options (the bystander effect, deindividuation, and cognitive dissonance) do not necessarily relate to social identity in the same way that ingroup bias does.

A Sense of Social Identity Is Most Likely to Promote