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What is one factor that can lead to intergroup conflict as mentioned in the text?
What is one factor that can lead to intergroup conflict as mentioned in the text?
- Equal distribution of power among groups
- Effective communication between groups
- Distrust and a sense of injustice (correct)
- Sense of unity among group members
How can faulty communication contribute to conflict according to the text?
How can faulty communication contribute to conflict according to the text?
- Creating an environment of trust
- Fostering harmony among group members
- Promoting understanding between groups
- Leading to retaliatory tendencies (correct)
In the context of intergroup conflict, what might happen if harsh statements and angry exchanges occur?
In the context of intergroup conflict, what might happen if harsh statements and angry exchanges occur?
- Improved relationship building
- Enhanced empathy between groups
- Triggering a tendency to retaliate (correct)
- Fostering cooperation and collaboration
Why might a female candidate feel discriminated against in a job scenario according to the text?
Why might a female candidate feel discriminated against in a job scenario according to the text?
What is one outcome of power tussle among group members according to the text?
What is one outcome of power tussle among group members according to the text?
How do faulty thought processes affect intergroup relations based on the example provided in the text?
How do faulty thought processes affect intergroup relations based on the example provided in the text?
Why might some group members not want the power dynamics to change, as mentioned in the text?
Why might some group members not want the power dynamics to change, as mentioned in the text?
What do faulty communication-related issues contribute to, as discussed in the text?
What do faulty communication-related issues contribute to, as discussed in the text?
In what scenario does a female candidate feel overlooked for a job position as per the text?
In what scenario does a female candidate feel overlooked for a job position as per the text?
How do certain stereotypes contribute to intergroup conflict as stated in the text?
How do certain stereotypes contribute to intergroup conflict as stated in the text?
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