In terms of dissonance theory, what is the primary reason that “we” (our side) often dehumanizes “them,” the enemy, seeing them as animals, brutes, or monsters? a. The enemy is violent and cruel and...

In terms of dissonance theory, what is the primary reason that “we” (our side) often dehumanizes “them,” the enemy, seeing them as animals, brutes, or monsters?
a. The enemy is violent and cruel and deserves whatever we do to them.
b. The enemy started the war.
c.Our side has treated the enemy brutally and needs to justify these actions.
d. Our side is more moral and humane than their side