1. When have you felt ostracized by a group? How did it affect you?
2. If we naturally tend to like and see others similar to us positively, and dissimilar others less so, what are the ethical and managerial implications of these kinds of in- and out-groups? How should we manage these cognitions or should we at all?

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Ingroups and outgroups are social categories that individuals use to categorize themselves and others based on similarities or differences It is true that people tend to have a natural preference for ... View the full answer