__________ may be an even more powerful reason for discrimination than outright prejudice and hostility, according to Greenwald and Pettigrew (2014).
A) Out-group bias
B) In-group bias
C) Ethnocentrism
D) Social identity

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In-group bias is a powerful reason for discrimination because it involves favoring members of one's own group over those of other groups, often subconsciously, leading to discrimination even in the absence of overt prejudice or hostility.

__________ May Be an Even More Powerful Reason for Discrimination