Which of the following is related to lower prejudice toward an outgroup?

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Research has shown that having a friend who has a friendship with an outgroup member can decrease prejudice because it humanizes the outgroup and reduces the perception of them as a homogeneous group. This type of contact is referred to as indirect contact and can be just as effective or even more effective than direct contact with an outgroup member. Option B may not necessarily reduce prejudice as it depends on the nature of the individual sport and whether there are opportunities for personal interaction with the outgroup member. Option C is likely to increase prejudice as it fosters a climate that normalizes prejudicial attitudes and behaviors. Option D may also increase prejudice as it involves competition and intergroup conflict.

Which of the Following Is Related to Lower Prejudice Toward