An out-group consists of people who shape our behavior, values, and attitudes.

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An out-group refers to a social group with which an individual does not identify. They do not necessarily shape an individual's behavior, values, and attitudes, but may be perceived as different or even as a threat. In-group members, or those with whom an individual identifies, are more likely to influence their behavior, values, and attitudes.

An Out-Group Consists of People Who Shape Our Behavior, Values