PSYC/351 PSYC351 PSYC 351 describes the Us Versus Them

PSYC 351 describes the Us Versus Them

Chapter 13 of your textbook describes the “Us Versus Them” mentality, including the concepts of in-group bias and out-group homogeneity. Provide an example from the Bible where the “us versus them” mentality is shown. Be sure to provide supporting evidence of in-group bias and/or out-group homogeneity in your example. How would the Lord have us treat those in the out-group? 250 words


 

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