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Which of the following terms refers to biased " behavior " toward people on the basis of their group membership? stereotype discrimination Prejudice Flag this Question When we judge others based on the stereotypes we have about the groups they belong to, we are being influenced by our target based judgments of others our blind spots and selective attention none of these statements are correct Flag this Question When we make a judgment about another person based on that person's individual character, we are engaging in a... target based judgment category based judgment stereotype Flag this Question Stereotypes can be beliefs about groups that are either positive or negative. true false Flag this Question People can define their In-Groups in narrow or broad terms. If you define your In-Group in broad terms, this means that... you are less likely to exclude others from your in-group all these statements are true you are more likely to include others in your in-group you are less likely to be prejudiced and discriminate against others ...

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