A) mediation.
B) the GRIT strategy.
C) superordinate goals.
D) the jigsaw technique.
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A) individualist values.
B) collectivist values.
C) both individualist and collectivist values.
D) neither individualist nor collectivist values.
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A) satisfaction.
B) peace.
C) accord.
D) compliance.
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A) rewards are distributed in proportion to individuals' contributions.
B) partners share equally in the rewards of collective effort.
C) rewards are distributed in relation to individuals' needs or deservingness.
D) group members decide among themselves how rewards should be distributeD.
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A) It is better to think of your friends as individuals only;not part of a specific race.
B) We are more likely to befriend dissimilar people if their outgroup identity is initially minimized.
C) White students typically associate with other White students and Black students typically associated with other Black students.
D) People who form friendships with outgroup members typically have more positive attitudes toward that outgroup.
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A) people often underestimate the transparency of their feelings.
B) the "illusion of transparency."
C) worry about rejection.
D) social misperceptions.
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A) superordinate goals.
B) shifting perceptions.
C) mirror image perceptions.
D) simplistic thinking.
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A) it leads people to define a new group.
B) people are able to keep their ingroup identities intact.
C) people working on a task have relatively low self-esteem.
D) groups are relatively independent.
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A) is usually a sign of lack of motivation.
B) can stimulate improved human relations.
C) is a necessary evil of human interaction.
D) necessarily signifies an incompatibility of goals.
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A) Bargaining
B) Amelioration
C) Mediation
D) Arbitration
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A) a jigsaw classroom.
B) a superordinate goal
C) a mirror image classroom.
D) a zero sum design.
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A) views its own goals as supremely important.
B) believes itself to be victimized.
C) takes pride in "us" and intensely devalues "them."
D) attributes similar characteristics to the other group.
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A) bargaining
B) amelioration
C) mediation
D) arbitration
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A) "Equity for strangers,equality for friends."
B) "An eye for an eye,a tooth for a tooth."
C) "Care most for those in greatest need."
D) "Whoever has the gold makes the rules."
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A) underestimating the enemy's strength
B) overestimating the leaders' power
C) demonizing the enemy
D) rationalizing one's own motives
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A) exaggerate its differences from its adversaries.
B) see itself reflected in the way others see it.
C) see the situation as the reflection of an evil situation.
D) agree with the other side.
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A) self-serving bias
B) reduced competition
C) fundamental attribution error
D) groupthink
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A) social traps.
B) equity games.
C) integrative agreements.
D) superordinate traps.
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