The Cognitive and Affective Components of Prejudice Always Correspond with the Behavioural

question 21

True/False

The cognitive and affective components of prejudice always correspond with the behavioural component of prejudice.

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Definitions:

Vocal Cues

Characteristics of speech, such as tone, pitch, and speed, that provide information beyond the content of the words spoken.

Paralanguage

The nonverbal elements of communication used to convey emotion and modify meaning, such as tone of voice, loudness, and tempo.

Slowly

With low speed; not quickly or rapidly.

Uncertainty

The state of being unsure or having doubts.