Favoring others with whom we identify over those whom we perceive as different is also known as
A) group preference.
B) ingroup bias.
C) outgroup stereotype.
D) group bond.

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Ingroup bias refers to the tendency to favor individuals within our own group over those from outside our group. This bias can manifest in preferences, trust, and positive associations towards members of one's own group, often at the expense of those perceived to belong to other groups.

Favoring Others with Whom We Identify Over Those Whom We