When categorization occurs,people usually (although not always)assume
A)the ingroup is homogeneous and the outgroup is heterogeneous.
B)the ingroup is heterogeneous and the outgroup is homogeneous.
C)both groups are homogeneous.
D)both groups are heterogeneous.

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Categorization often leads to the perception that the ingroup (one's own group) is diverse and complex (heterogeneous), while the outgroup (those not in one's own group) is seen as more similar or alike (homogeneous). This is a common cognitive bias known as the outgroup homogeneity effect.

When Categorization Occurs,people Usually (Although Not Always)assume