Research suggests that we are least prone to in-group bias when
A)the in-group is lower in status than the out-group.
B)one's self-esteem has just been threatened.
C)we identify very strongly with the in-group.
D)we do not identify very strongly with the in-group.

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Research has indicated that we are less likely to display in-group bias when we do not identify strongly with the in-group. When an individual has a weaker sense of attachment to the in-group, they are less likely to view members of the out-group as a threat or as different from themselves. Therefore, they are less likely to engage in biased behaviors towards the out-group.

Research Suggests That We Are Least Prone to In-Group Bias