The text discussed "basking in reflected glory" and "cutting off reflected failure" as relevant to which motive for prejudice?

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Basking in reflected glory is a way to enhance one's self-image by associating oneself with successful or esteemed groups or individuals, while cutting off reflected failure involves disassociating oneself from groups with a negative reputation or failure. These behaviors are consistent with managing one's self-image, which is a motive for prejudice. Therefore, the best choice is C.

The Text Discussed "Basking in Reflected Glory" and "Cutting Off