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Okay, so I can't really tell the options apart, so I'm really sorry if I get this wrong. Answers A, B are correct. I hope this is right; I really don't want to be the reason that you fail.
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Andrew met his roommate Danny when they both joined the Independent Filmmakers Club as freshmen, and they have a large group of mutual friends through that group. More recently, Danny has joined a fraternity and has been inviting Andrew to join him at the frat's parties and other events. Andrew has accepted a few invitations but feels awkward at the fraternity events because he just doesn't identify with the other people who attend. We would describe the filmmakers' club as Andrew's <u>ingroup</u> and the fraternity as an <u>outgroup</u>.
Explanation: an ingroup is a social group to which a person psychologically identifies as being a member. By contrast, an outgroup is a social group with which an individual does not identify.