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Unit 9 – Social Psychology
Topic 9.5
What does the Robber's Cave Experiment illustrate about prejudice and in-group bias?
Prejudice is a learned behavior that comes solely from parenting style.
In-group favoritism and intergroup conflict can be created based on arbitrary group distinctions.
Discrimination arises only when resources are scarce.
Conflict between groups always leads to increased hostility towards out-groups.
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AP Psychology - 9.5 Bias, Prejudice, and Discrimination
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