The Dartmouth-Princeton football game study found that:
A) Dartmouth students saw many more violations than Princeton students
B) trying to be fair an objective can nullify in-group bias
C) group membership can lead to biased perception of social situations
D) Princeton students were more likely to say their players were victims than Dartmouth students

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The Dartmouth-Princeton football game study found that group membership can lead to biased perception of social situations. This means that people tend to perceive situations in a way that aligns with their group membership or identity, which can lead to biased perceptions.

The Dartmouth-Princeton Football Game Study Found That