Marshall,who is not a college athlete,thinks that all college athletes behave the same and have the same attitudes toward nonathletes.Marshall's thinking illustrates

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Marshall's thinking illustrates outgroup homogeneity, which is the tendency to see members of an outgroup (in this case, college athletes) as more similar to each other and less diverse than members of one's ingroup. This can lead to stereotyping and prejudice toward the outgroup.

Marshall,who Is Not a College Athlete,thinks That All College Athletes