Question 6 of 10 Out-group derogation is A. working on superordinate goals. B. favoring a group with people you know in it. C. the tendency to put down other groups and treat them unfairly. D. derogatory behavior in your group.

The correct answer is:<br /><br />**C. the tendency to put down other groups and treat them unfairly.**<br /><br />### Explanation:<br />Out-group derogation refers to the phenomenon where individuals or groups show negative attitudes, behaviors, or treatment toward those who are not part of their own group (the "out-group"). This often involves stereotyping, prejudice, or discrimination against members of the out-group while favoring one's own group (the "in-group"). It is a concept studied in social psychology and is closely related to in-group bias.