Which part of the brain is likely to show greater activation when you see an unfamiliar person who is described as a member of your ingroup as opposed to being a member of an outgroup?

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The orbitofrontal cortex is involved in processing social and emotional information, including the evaluation of social rewards and the perception of social group membership. It is likely to show greater activation when evaluating someone as part of an ingroup.

Which Part of the Brain Is Likely to Show Greater