In what context should the two groups meet for intergroup contact to be successful for handling prejudice?

Cooperative context.

1. Facilitating increased intergroup contact to enable direct communication, reduce distrust between groups, and even uncover positive attributes in the outgroup. However, the success of these strategies relies on the following conditions:

          -Encouraging cooperative interactions between the two groups rather than competitive ones.

          -Promoting close interactions that foster better mutual understanding.

          -Ensuring that the two groups do not exhibit significant power or status disparities.