The ______ notes that in the absence of more substantive cues, something as trivial as shirt color can activate group processes? minimal group paradigm lowest common denominator approach cues filtered out paradigm affordances mindset
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Step 1: The minimal group paradigm is a theory in social psychology that suggests that people will favor their own group, even if it is based on arbitrary or minimal criteria. Show more…
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