Emotional reactions to social groups can originate from
A) seeing a group as a threat to one's own group.
B) interacting with a group whose social goals differ from one's own.
C) having personal characteristics that make people chronically intolerant of other groups.
D) all of the above.

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Emotional reactions to social groups can originate from perceiving a group as a threat to one's own group, interacting with a group whose social goals differ from one's own, or having personal characteristics that make people chronically intolerant of other groups. Therefore, all of the above options are correct.

Emotional Reactions to Social Groups Can Originate from