Sack and Elder (2000)found that more than 80 percent of both Whites and Blacks say race relations are generally good in their neighborhoods,but fewer than 60 percent see relations as generally good in the country as a whole.This is referred to as

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This phenomenon is an example of ingroup bias, where individuals perceive their own group (in this case, their neighborhood) more positively compared to the larger outgroup (the country as a whole).

Sack and Elder (2000)found That More Than 80 Percent of Both