"Klee style" versus "Kandinsky style," blue eyes versus brown eyes,and tall versus short all represent meaningless criteria with which to

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These criteria are examples of arbitrary distinctions that can be used to categorize people into in-groups (those perceived as belonging to the same group as oneself) and out-groups (those perceived as not belonging to one's own group), which can lead to social division and exclusion, rather than reducing prejudice or minimizing the effects of group membership.

"Klee Style" Versus "Kandinsky Style," Blue Eyes Versus Brown Eyes,and