Carmen writes, "when i was in high school, there were different groups such as 'preps,' 'hoods,' and 'nerds.' it was easy to tell who belonged to each group simply by looking at their dress and general physical appearance. People who belonged to one group didn't have much to do with those in the other two groups." carmen is describing

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Nigel Forbes

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11 June, 22:40

Carmen writes, "when i was in high school, there were different groups such as 'preps,' 'hoods,' and 'nerds.' it was easy to tell who belonged to each group simply by looking at their dress and general physical appearance. People who belonged to one group didn't have much to do with those in the other two groups." carmen is describing

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Alberto Schwartz · Answer 1

Carmen is describing "In-Group - Out-Group".

In sociology and social psychology, an ingroup is a social gathering to which a man mentally recognizes just like a part. By differentiate, an outgroup is a social gathering with which an individual does not recognize. For instance, individuals may discover it mentally significant to see themselves as indicated by their race, culture, sexual orientation, age, or religion. It has been discovered that the mental enrollment of social gatherings and classifications is related with a wide assortment of wonders.