What is Xenophobia?

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Listed below is associated with xenophobia except for one: a broad term that may be applied to any fear of someone who is different from us, involves the belief that there is a conflict between an individual's ingroup and an outgroup, associated with large-scale acts of destruction and violence against groups of people, associated with loving strangers.

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associated with loving strangers

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Below are characteristics of xenophobia except: Going to great lengths to avoid particular areas, Refusing to be friends with people solely due to their skin color, mode of dress, or other external factors, Difficulty taking a supervisor seriously or connecting with a teammate who does not fall into the same racial, cultural, or religious group

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Feeling comfortable around people who fall into a different group

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Is xenophobia a mental disorder?

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no

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This typeof xenophobia involves rejecting objects, traditions, or symbols that are associated with another group or nationality. This can include language, clothing, music, and other traditions associated with the culture.

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Cultural xenophobia

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This type of xenophobia involves rejecting people who the xenophobic individual does not believe belongs in the ingroup society. This can involve rejecting people of different religions or nationalities and can lead to persecution, hostility, violence, and even genocide.

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Immigrant xenophobia