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overestimate; underestimate

Explanation:

This occurs because most people typically perceive people that are similar with us with a more positive outlook compared to people that are different at us. So, when majority people see negative behavior from members of a majority group, they are much more likely to make mental justification to explain that negative behavior because we don't want to see the representative of our group is seen as 'bad'.

c. wright mills's sociological imagination suggest investigating to explain this increase?

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