The extent to which the outgroup is seen as including many different types of people, rather than being seen as all the same as one another is known as ______.

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Outgroup variability refers to the perception of the members of an outgroup as distinct and varied individuals, rather than as a homogenous group. This concept contrasts with the tendency to view ingroup members as diverse and outgroup members as all alike.

The Extent to Which the Outgroup Is Seen as Including