If one group is in competition with another group, and the groups can be clearly defined, what is a likely result?
A. Competition pushes groups to appreciate individual merit and thereby not develop prejudices at the group level.
B. Viewing another group as worthy competitors reduces prejudice.
C. If one group begins to show dominance, the other group will accuse the dominant group of being prejudiced.
D. Prejudice will develop between the groups, such as assigning bad motives to the whole group.
Answer: D
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