The basis of the realistic conflict theory is that arguments that occur over genuine problems lead to more violence than arguments that occur over petty or irrelevant issues.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  The basis of the realistic conflict theory is that intergroup conflicts and negative prejudices/stereotypes arise from competition between groups for resources or status, not necessarily the nature (genuine vs. petty) of the issues.

The basis of the realistic conflict theory is that arguments that occur over genuine problems lead to more violence than arguments that occur over petty or irrelevant issues.

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