In the context of distinctiveness, Crocker and McGraw (1984) found that a Black in an otherwise White group, a man in an otherwise female group, or a woman in an otherwise male group seem
A) less prominent than the others in the group.
B) less influential.
C) insignificant to the group.
D) more prominent and influential.

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Crocker and McGraw (1984) found that individuals who are distinctive within a group (e.g., a Black person in an otherwise White group) are seen as more prominent and influential than others in the group. This is because they stand out and draw more attention, potentially making them more memorable and impactful in group interactions.

In the Context of Distinctiveness, Crocker and McGraw (1984) Found