What term describes conflict between two different groups?

• A. Intergroup/Organizational
• B. Intrapersonal
• C. Intragroup
• D. Interpersonal

Answer: (A)

Conflicts between two different groups are described as intergroup conflict. This term specifically refers to tensions that arise between distinct groups, not between individuals or within a single group. In a workplace, intergroup conflict can occur between departments or units, such as marketing and operations, or between different divisions. In contrast, intragroup is within one group, intrapersonal is inside one person, and interpersonal is between individuals. Therefore, intergroup (often noted as intergroup/organizational in organizational contexts) is the best fit for describing conflict between groups.