This is a cognitive process in which members of an outgroup are judged as less diverse than members of an ingroup.

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Outgroup homogeneity is a cognitive bias in which an individual perceives members of an outgroup to be more similar (less diverse) to each other than members of their own group (ingroup), even when they are equally diverse. This phenomenon contributes to stereotyping by assuming a lack of individuality among members of other groups.

This Is a Cognitive Process in Which Members of an Outgroup