This term refers to the idea that it's easy for us to see the wonderful, wide diversity within our ingroups because we get to know each member as a unique individual.

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The term "ingroup heterogeneity" refers to the idea that members of our own group are seen as unique individuals with varying characteristics and traits. This is because we have more opportunities to get to know and interact with each member of our ingroup. In contrast, "outgroup homogeneity" refers to the tendency to see members of other groups as more similar to one another than members of our own group.

This Term Refers to the Idea That It's Easy for Us