All of the following conditions are necessary in order for contact between members of two groups to reduce intergroup prejudice EXCEPT
A) the groups must have equal status in the contact setting.
B) contact between the groups is rewarding.
C) members of the two groups work toward a common goal.
D) contact between groups is at the institutional level.
Question 2
How did Sherif and colleagues reduce intergroup hostilities in the famous Robber's Cave study?
A) by introducing cooperative tasks
B) by introducing competitive games
C) by teaching campers about the outgroup and its likes and dislikes
D) by increasing the arousal level before the members of the two groups met
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