A tendency to favor one's group is called
A) intergroup bias.
B) ingroup bias.
C) outgroup bias.
D) groupthink bias.

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The tendency to favor one's own group over other groups is called ingroup bias. This bias can lead to prejudice and discrimination against members of outgroups. Intergroup bias refers to a more general phenomenon of favoring one's own group, whether ingroup or outgroup, over other groups. Outgroup bias refers specifically to negative attitudes and behaviors towards outgroups. Groupthink bias refers to a group's tendency to prioritize group cohesion and consensus over critical thinking and decision-making.

A Tendency to Favor One's Group Is Called