Practicing Success

Target Exam

CUET

Subject

Psychology

Chapter

Social Influence and Group Processes

Question:

How are ingroup members typically perceived?

Options:

Negatively

Differently

Unfavorably

Similar and favorable

Correct Answer:

Similar and favorable

Explanation:

Individuals compare themselves to others in terms of similarities and differences, including the groups they belong to compared to those they don't. The term "ingroup" refers to one's own group, while "outgroup" refers to other groups. Ingroup members use "we" to refer to themselves, viewing fellow members positively and as similar, while outgroup members are often perceived negatively.