Research using the minimal intergroup paradigm has shown that people
A) are more likely to exhibit ingroup bias in large groups than in small groups.
B) are more likely to exhibit ingroup bias in small groups than in large groups.
C) are likely to exhibit ingroup bias even when the groups are defined in an arbitrary fashion.
D) are not likely to exhibit ingroup bias if the groups are defined in an arbitrary fashion.
Question 2
Recent research suggests that the damaging consequences of stereotype threats may be reduced
A) if individuals can be convinced that intelligence can be improved via hard work.
B) if individuals are reminded that negative stereotypes don't apply to everyone.
C) if individuals are reminded that their performance will reflect on their entire group.
D) both A and B
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