Clashes between opposing groups are almost always amplified by
A) having both groups deal with a superordinate goal.
B) stereotyped images of out-group members.
C) status equality developing between the two groups.
D) all of these.

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Stereotyped images of out-group members can lead to negative attitudes and behaviors toward the other group, which can escalate conflicts and lead to violence. Superordinate goals and status equality can be effective in reducing intergroup conflict, but they are not always present or achievable.

Clashes Between Opposing Groups Are Almost Always Amplified by