As a camp counselor, you divide your cabin up into 2 teams based on the color...

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As a camp counselor, you divide your cabin up into 2 teams based on the color shirts the kids were wearing that day -- lights and darks. The two groups are now each convinced that they are better than the other and going to win whatever competition is about to take place. They are also more vulnerable to suggestions from their teammates versus those from the other team. What explains this effect? a. majority/minority group effects b. consonant/dissonant group effects c. ingroup/outgroup effects d. central/peripheral group effects As a camp counselor, you divide your cabin up into 2 teams based on the color shirts the kids were wearing that day -- lights and darks. The two groups are now each convinced that they are better than the other and going to win whatever competition is about to take place. They are also more vulnerable to suggestions from their teammates versus those from the other team. What explains this effect? a. majority/minority group effects b. consonant/dissonant group effects c. ingroup/outgroup effects d. central/peripheral group effects

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