Social dominance orientation reflects the extent to which: people value social hierarchy. people value social harmony. people want to individuate themselves. people are prone to ingroup bias.

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Owen Vazquez

Social Studies

15 March, 05:31

Social dominance orientation reflects the extent to which: people value social hierarchy. people value social harmony. people want to individuate themselves. people are prone to ingroup bias.

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Keith Garner · Answer 1

People high in social dominance orientation tend to support policies that maintain hierarchies. According this fact, the following is true: social dominance orientation reflects the extent to which: people value social hierarchy.

A person high in social dominance is most likely to support a policy, such as tax cuts for the wealthy, that maintains hierarchies.