The group perceived as different or apart from our ingroup is the?

• A. Ingroup
• B. Outgroup
• C. Other-Race Effect
• D. Frustration-Aggression Principle

Answer: (B)

We categorize people into an ingroup and an outgroup. The group perceived as different or apart from our own is the outgroup, meaning it’s the set of people we don’t identify with and see as separate from “us.” This labeling helps explain why we might feel more connected to those in our own group and view others as outsiders. The other terms describe different ideas: the ingroup is the group we belong to, the Other-Race Effect is about recognizing faces of our own race more accurately, and the Frustration-Aggression Principle links frustration to aggression rather than group labeling.