In addition to hostile beliefs about other groups, intergroup conflicts are almost always amplified and even justified by
A)the occurrence of cognitive dissonance.
B)stereotyped images of the out-group.
C)passive compliance by the in-groups.
D)the development of superordinate goals.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Stereotyped images of the out-group often amplify and justify intergroup conflicts by promoting negative and oversimplified generalizations, which can lead to misunderstanding and hostility.

In Addition to Hostile Beliefs About Other Groups, Intergroup Conflicts