Discriminatory behavior against a member of an outgroup is less likely to have a negative effect on a person's self-image when

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When a person believes that their discriminatory behavior towards an outgroup is in response to a perceived threat from that group, they may justify their behavior as necessary for protection of their ingroup. This can result in less negative impact on their self-image. However, it is important to note that this justification does not make discriminatory behavior acceptable or justified.

Discriminatory Behavior Against a Member of an Outgroup Is Less