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1. Sensation examines how an organism a stimulus. a. perceives b. organizes c. develops the meaning of d. both b and c

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Research suggests that intraminority intergroup relations within the same dimension of identity are likely to yield coalitional tendencies. Which of the following reduces the likelihood of the formation of an intraminority coalition?  

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a. When one minority group perceives the other minority group as increasing in status or resources

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