In order for intergroup contact to have a desirable effect on prejudice and intergroup tension, all but which of the following conditions are necessary?

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The conditions necessary for intergroup contact to effectively reduce prejudice and tension include opportunities for members to become acquainted, equal status among group members, social and institutional support, and intergroup cooperation. The requirement for members to have high levels of empathy is not considered a necessary condition for intergroup contact to have a desirable effect, according to the contact hypothesis theory.

In Order for Intergroup Contact to Have a Desirable Effect