People are randomly assigned to Groups A and B.Given what you have learned about minimal group paradigms, you could predict that the members of each group will

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The minimal group paradigm suggests that even arbitrary and minimal categorization (such as being assigned to Group A or B) can lead to ingroup bias, where individuals favor members of their own group over members of the other group. Random assignment does not eliminate the possibility of ingroup bias, as individuals may still identify with their assigned group and exhibit favoritism towards its members.

People Are Randomly Assigned to Groups a and B