Kevin sees his friends as diverse and unique. Those who do not belong to Kevin's close group of friends he views as less diverse

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Kevin sees his friends as diverse and unique. Those who do not belong to Kevin's close group of friends he views as less diverse

and more alike. What social psychological phenomenon explains Kevin's predisposition to view his friends and non-friends in this way?
A) Contact Hypothesis

B) Out-Group Homogeneity

C) Out-Group Negativism

D) Out-Group Favoritism

E) Out-Group Personality

Advanced Placement (AP)

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mafiozo [28] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-08T08:01:53+03:00

mafiozo [28]2 years ago

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<em>Out-Group Homogeneity</em> uses the cognitive bias that describes the tendency to perceive the members of an out-group as more alike than members of your in-group.