Patricia Devine (1989)assumes That Negative Stereotypes Are Automatically Triggered in Everyone

question 118

Multiple Choice

Patricia Devine (1989) assumes that negative stereotypes are automatically triggered in everyone and that what differentiates low-prejudiced people from high-prejudiced people is what happens after those negative stereotypes are activated.In contrast,Russell Fazio and his colleagues (1995) believe that

• A)some people do not experience a negative reaction to stereotyped groups.
• B)stereotypes are only activated for people who are not high in the need for cognition.
• C)high or low prejudice is not associated with the ease with which stereotypes are activated.
• D)stereotypes are only activated in high-prejudiced people.
• E)low-prejudiced people are more sensitive to stereotype activation attempts,and are able to detect them.

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