The development of "enemy images" includes all of the following EXCEPT
A)the belief that the "enemies" are evil, monstrous, and less than human.
B)an amplification of multiculturalism and individuation.
C)the belief that attack or counterattack are morally justified and deserved.
D)damage occurring in the form of terrorism, genocide, or, to a lesser extent, out-group slurs.

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The development of "enemy images" includes the belief that the "enemies" are evil, monstrous, and less than human, the belief that attack or counterattack are morally justified and deserved, and damage occurring in the form of terrorism, genocide, or, to a lesser extent, out-group slurs. However, it does not include amplification of multiculturalism and individuation, which promote understanding and appreciation of different cultures and individual differences.

The Development of "Enemy Images" Includes All of the Following