Even when participants are assigned to completely meaningless groups, it is highly likely they will exhibit:

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The phenomenon of favoring members of one's own group, even in a completely arbitrary and meaningless setting, is known as in-group favoritism. It is a common effect of social categorization and can lead to intergroup conflict and discrimination. Therefore, the best answer is C, preferential treatment to members of their own group. The other options are not directly related to in-group favoritism and are less applicable in this context.

Even When Participants Are Assigned to Completely Meaningless Groups, It