The employees at your coffee shop seem to be clashing because of their out-group biases. Based on your knowledge of the Robbers Cave experiment, one way to increase group cohesion is to
A. intentionally break the espresso machine and hide necessary replacement parts in each employee's apron.
B. have them play a videogame that measures shooter bias and helps them un-learn discriminatory habits
C. hand out t-shirts and hats that say, "We are ALL coffee snobs here!"
D. have the employees eat lunch together every day at work.
Answer: A
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