Answer:
Outgroup favouritism.
Explanation:
This is the preference for outgroups over ingroups.
That is, Jennifer is showing preference over those who don't belong to her group.
Hi, the answer would be the 1st Sentence, "The way that story ended was just a bit too wierd". 'Wierd" is spelled weird. Let me know if you need more help. Hope this helped :)
If you have prepared a speech, but do not plan to use the same exact wording during actual delivery, you will be speaking extemporaneously.
<h3>What is the meaning of extemporaneously?</h3>
The act of extemporaneous means when something is done or spoken with little or no preparation.
A very good example of extemporaneous act is when an actor practices their lines only once before a performance without a preparation or advanced thought.
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You have just committed an attributional bias called "the fundamental attribution error."
The fundamental attribution error is the inclination individuals need to overemphasize individual qualities and disregard situational factors in judging others' conduct. As a result of the fundamental attribution error, we have a tendency to trust that others do awful things since they are terrible individuals.
