Studies of moral exclusion indicate that groups that commit extreme acts of violence against another group
A)are inherently evil people,like the Nazis.
B)believe that the outgroup is evil and morally worthless.
C)are in an agentic state where independent action is impossible.
D)are no longer acting on their own morals and instead follow the group's morals.

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Studies of moral exclusion suggest that individuals or groups that commit extreme acts of violence against another group tend to view the outgroup as morally worthless and lacking in humanity. This mindset allows them to justify their harmful actions against the outgroup. It does not necessarily mean that they are inherently evil or incapable of independent action or moral decision-making.

Studies of Moral Exclusion Indicate That Groups That Commit Extreme