Julian was an American college student living overseas for a year. He recently moved to the capital city of Galonia, a nation with long-standing conflict between an ethnic majority and a ethnic minority.

After moving into his apartment in a neighborhood populated by the ethnic majority, Julian walked to another area of the city and stopped at a coffee shop. The shop's owner, Chandu, was a member of the ethnic minority. The two men began talking.

Chandu said, "It makes me sad that you live in the main part of the city. You seem like a nice young man, and it's too bad that you live among people who are so cold and unfeeling. The neighborhoods may be pretty, but what makes a city a home is friendship with those around you. Here among my people, we take care of members of our community."

Select the true statement about in groups and out groups

Out-group members tend to give positive attributions to in-group members.

Identification with the in-group also leads to identification with the out-group.

In-group members see themselves as similar to each other in some way.

Negative in-group beliefs lead to conflict, but negative out-group beliefs don't