An African-American family in a high-crime neighborhood is advised to move for safety. This illustrates which concept?

• A. Group bias
• B. Individual privilege
• C. Racial awareness
• D. Cultural sensitivity

Answer: (B)

This item tests bias toward a group based on race and how that bias can shape safety-related advice. Advising an African-American family to move solely because of their race treats them as a stereotype rather than as individuals, showing prejudice directed at a group. That’s group bias in action. It isn’t about individual privilege, which would involve benefits granted to a person for their own status, not pressure placed on a group due to race. Racial awareness refers to recognizing how race can influence experiences, but this scenario shows acting on that bias rather than simply noting it. Cultural sensitivity would involve respecting diverse backgrounds and avoiding discriminatory guidance, which isn’t demonstrated here. So the best fit is group bias.