Outgroup bias involves
A) kicking individuals out of current groups.
B) downgrading others who are different or not a part of your group.
C) remembering more information about members of other groups than members of your own group.
D) caring more about members of other groups as compared to members of your own.

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Outgroup bias refers to the tendency to view individuals who are not part of one's own group more negatively or as less favorable compared to those within the group. This can manifest in various ways, such as prejudice, discrimination, or simply undervaluing those perceived as 'others.'

Outgroup Bias Involves