At a Conscious Level,Aaron Doesn't Think He's Prejudiced

question 347

Multiple Choice

At a conscious level,Aaron doesn't think he's prejudiced.Yet he automatically feels uncomfortable in situations in which he has to interact with people of races different from his own.Aaron's experience best illustrates the distinction between

• A)blaming the victim and ingroup bias.
• B)outgroup bias and scapegoat theory.
• C)explicit and implicit attitudes.
• D)scapegoat theory and ingroup bias.

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