Question

Victoria is a fifth grader at carson elementary school. like most students in her school, she believes that carson elementary school is the best school in the town. this example best illustrates:

Answer 1

Answer: Ingroup Bias

Explanation: Ingroup refers to the group (social group) that one belongs to and identifies with when interacting with another group known as an outgroup. Ingroup bias is defined as a tendency of favoring members, characteristics, the products etc. of one's in-group over out-group members. It arises from competition for resources between groups; can be expressed in evaluation of others, in allocation of resources; and tends to be more pronounced during periods of intergroup contact.

Answer 2

The correct answer is known as an "in-group bias".

An in-group bias or also referred to as in-groups are described as the action of preferring and favoring members of the in group, over the out-group members. reasons may include in different factors such as capabilities of a certain group or institution, just like in the given situation wherein Victoria and the rest of the students in her school believes that Carson Elementary is school is the best school in town.