Many intergroup conflicts arise more from organizational causes then from interpersonal causes.

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While interpersonal conflicts can arise between individuals in different groups, many larger intergroup conflicts are often driven by organizational factors such as limited resources, competing goals, or entrenched power dynamics. These factors can create tension and competition between groups even if individual members get along well.

Many Intergroup Conflicts Arise More from Organizational Causes Then from Interpersonal