Millie's grandfather believes that members of a particular social group are ""all the same."" This perception of Millie's grandfather is known as __________ .

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The out-group homogeneity effect refers to the perception that members of an out-group (a social group to which one does not belong) are all the same and lack diversity in their characteristics and behaviors. This is likely what Millie's grandfather is experiencing. In-group bias refers to favoring members of one's own social group, the minimal intergroup situation refers to the minimal conditions necessary for intergroup discrimination to occur, and moral exclusion refers to the tendency to deny moral standing or consideration to certain individuals or groups.

Millie's Grandfather Believes That Members of a Particular Social Group