Which of the following is about in-group thinking?
A) Lower levels of cohesiveness lead to groupthink.
B) Members of in-groups view themselves as being all alike.
C) In-group members exaggerate the differences between their group and other groups.
D) In-group members view themselves and members of other groups positively.
E) In-group members view themselves and members of other groups as morally correct.

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In-group thinking often involves exaggerating differences between one's own group and others, leading to a stronger sense of identity and cohesion within the group.

Which of the Following Is About In-Group Thinking