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| Ingroup-Outgroup 2023 Geoffrey W Sutton & Bing AI |
The outgroup homogeneity effect is a cognitive bias based on the finding that people in a group view outsiders as all alike in one or more characteristics.
Examples
Members of a political party view other party members as individuals with various characteristics but view people outside the party as having the same opinions, social values, or some other characteristic.
Members of a congregation view other members as being diverse in contrast to those outside whom the members see as all alike.
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