Sloman and Fernbach argue that we "think in groups" rather than as rational individuals. This idea is consistent with the concept of _______ presented by Aronson.
A) the fundamental attribution error
B) a tribal mind
C) central social motives
D) controlled processing

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Sloman and Fernbach's concept of "thinking in groups" is similar to Aronson's concept of a tribal mind, which is the idea that humans have a natural inclination to form groups and conform to the norms and beliefs of those groups. This suggests that our thinking and decision-making is influenced not only by our own individual beliefs, but also by the beliefs and norms of the groups we belong to.

Sloman and Fernbach Argue That We "Think in Groups" Rather