Which of the following is true about the way we think about our in-groups?

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All three statements are true about the way we think about our in-groups. When our group membership is accessible, we tend to focus on the similarities we share with our in-group members (A). When our personal identity is salient, we shift our focus to the characteristics of our in-group members that make them unique, which may include behaviors, values, or beliefs that are less commonly shared among the group (B). In this way, we form a more nuanced understanding of our group members and appreciate the diversity that exists within our in-group. Finally, when our personal identity is salient, we are more likely to see our group members as diverse and complex individuals, rather than as a homogeneous group with identical characteristics (C).

Which of the Following Is True About the Way We