Social Identification Theory Suggests That Conflict, Prejudice and Discrimination Are

Social identification theory suggests that conflict, prejudice and discrimination are inevitable outcomes of intercultural contact. Which of the following research findings supports this conclusion?

A) More positive in-group attitudes are associated with negative attitudes to out-groups.
B) Where a group has a feeling of social security, it is likely to have more positive attitudes towards others.
C) A high degree of physical mobility (for example, changing cities or countries) leads to more positive attitudes to others.
D) Being exposed to a wide variety of environments leads to fewer negative social attitudes.