Juliet’s sister is exhibiting the bias known as the out
group homogeneity. This is considered to be a tendency where in an individual
has a view in regards with the ingroup members that they consider it to be more
diverse than the members of the outgroup.
All of the children mentioned are very poor. However, they are all very different as well.
Burris Ewell is particularly dirty, and he only comes to school once a year. We know that his father does not care about him, and never feeds him or clothes him. We also know that he does nothing to help his family and alleviate their poverty. The Cunninghams, on the other hand, are poor, but they are always respectful, educated and clean. They are also very proud. Finally, Chuck Little, while also very poor, is a gentleman and is kind to others. The main reason why the children are so different, despite their similar limitations in financial terms, is because they all had very different levels of parental attention and education.
The upward social comparison is demonstrated by Vanessa because she is comparing herself to someone others perceive to be superior.
<h3>What is the theory of social comparison?</h3>
These process involves individual coming to know themselves better by evaluating their own attitudes, abilities, traits in comparison with other people.
Hence, the upward social comparison is demonstrated by Vanessa because she is comparing herself to someone others perceive to be superior.
Therefore, the Option A is correct.
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