The perception that members of another group are more similar to one another than members of one's own group is known as:
A) social categorization
B) role schemata
C) the out-group homogeneity effect
D) the in-group/out-group distinction
E) the fundamental attribution error
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Q3: Interaction based solely on the individual characteristics
Q4: Pure interpersonal behaviour occurs when:
A) interactants meet
Q5: The behaviour that will be exhibited by
Q6: An individual belongs to many social categories.
Q7: Out-group homogeneity effect refers to the perception
Q9: According to Tajfel, the development of a
Q10: A generic norm, according to Tajfel (1970):
A)
Q11: According to Tajfel, repeated exposure to in-group/out-group
Q12: Tajfel's generic norm of behaviour specifies:
A) discrimination
Q13: In a study by Tajfel (1970), subjects
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