A motivation to have one's group be dominant over other social groups defines
A)prejudice.
B)stereotyping.
C)social dominance orientation.
D)the tit-for-tat phenomenon.

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Social dominance orientation is the belief that one's own social group or category should be dominant over other groups. This can lead to discriminatory behavior and prejudice towards other groups. Prejudice and stereotyping are related concepts, but they do not necessarily involve the desire for one's group to be dominant. The tit-for-tat phenomenon refers to a specific strategy in game theory, and is not relevant to this question.

A Motivation to Have One's Group Be Dominant Over Other