According to intergroup threat theory, strong ingroup identification is associated with
A) low levels of intergroup anxiety.
B) weakened support for group values.
C) denial of ingroup/outgroup differences.
D) perceptions of greater group relative deprivation.

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According to intergroup threat theory, strong ingroup identification is associated with perceptions of greater group relative deprivation, which refers to the perceived discrepancy between the ingroup's current position and the position they feel entitled to as compared to outgroups.

According to Intergroup Threat Theory, Strong Ingroup Identification Is Associated