Jenny Always Enjoyed Computer Programming,but She Has Decided That She

question 100

Multiple Choice

Jenny always enjoyed computer programming,but she has decided that she does not want to be a computer scientist because she feels she would not fit in with other computer scientists.Jenny's decision to opt out of pursuing her interest in computer science is an example of:

• A)self-objectification.
• B)stereotype lift.
• C)disidentification.
• D)ingroup bias.

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