Instructions The following THREE questions are about this scenario. Raspberries vs. Blueberries Researchers anonymously assigned study participants into two groups based on the flip of a coin - either "Raspberries" or "Blueberries". 15 1 point Based on what you know about group memberships, which of the following statements is TRUE? They never meet these other participants in person and were only identified by a number and group membership (e.g., Participant #2 of the Raspberries Group). Participants in the Blueberries Group will view those in the Raspberries group as a varied and diverse group of people. Since the formation of the groups was done in a meaningless way, participants would not develop in-group and out-group biases. Participants in the Blueberries Group will not prevent those in the Raspberries Group from accessing resources, Those in the Raspberries Group will see the Blueberries Group members as being all the same. Previous Neyt Instructions The following THREE questions are about this scenario. Raspberries vs. Blueberries Researchers anonymously assigned study participants into two groups based on the flip of a coin - either "Raspberries" or "Blueberries". 15 1 point Based on what you know about group memberships, which of the following statements is TRUE? They never meet these other participants in person and were only identified by a number and group membership (e.g., Participant #2 of the Raspberries Group). Participants in the Blueberries Group will view those in the Raspberries group as a varied and diverse group of people. Since the formation of the groups was done in a meaningless way, participants would not develop in-group and out-group biases. Participants in the Blueberries Group will not prevent those in the Raspberries Group from accessing resources, Those in the Raspberries Group will see the Blueberries Group members as being all the same. Previous Neyt