Strong identification with and loyalty to the in-group often results in discrimination against members of the out-group.

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This is a known phenomenon in social psychology called in-group bias, where individuals tend to favor and exhibit positive behavior towards members of their in-group while exhibiting negative behavior towards members of the out-group. This can manifest in various ways, such as prejudice, stereotypes, and discrimination.

Strong Identification with and Loyalty to the In-Group Often Results