How Do Stereotypes and Prejudice Reduce Prosocial Behaviour Toward Outgroups

question 50

Multiple Choice

How do stereotypes and prejudice reduce prosocial behaviour toward outgroups?

• A) by excluding those groups from one's moral concerns
• B) by reducing the effects of audience inhibition
• C) by increasing the effects of diffusion of responsibility
• D) by focusing attention on the costs,rather than the rewards,of helping

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