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nevelica

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Which of the following represents the most likely reason why some see members of outgroups as all the same'?
 
  a. Because we are less familiar with outgroup members.
  b. Because outgroup members behave the same way.
  c. Because media outlets always present people from other groups as all the same'.
  d. Because outgroup members behave the same way and because media outlets always present people from other groups as all the same'.

Question 2

The notion that people get what they deserve' is associated with which of the following biases?
 
  a. just-world hypothesis
  b. ultimate attribution error
  c. ingroup favoritism
  d. outgroup homogeneity effect



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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