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<p>as less similar to the group and are less likely to categorize that individual as belonging to that group.</p>

<p><big>Normative fit</big></p>
<p>Normative fit is the extent that the perceived behaviour or attributes of an individual or collection of individuals conforms to the perceiver's knowledge-based expectations. Thus, normative fit is evaluated with reference to the perceiver readiness component of the categorisation process. As an example of the role of normative fit in categorization, although a collection of individuals may be categorized as</p><p>
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