In a Study by Fein and Spencer (1997), Participants Who

question 114

Multiple Choice

In a study by Fein and Spencer (1997) , participants who had unfavorable stereotypes of Jewish females were asked to evaluate a female job applicant who was presented as either Jewish American or Italian American. Participants were LESS likely to discriminate against the Jewish applicant in their evaluations if

• A) they made their evaluations under time pressure.
• B) they made their evaluation under high cognitive load.
• C) they wrote about their most recent failure before making their evaluations.
• D) they wrote about things important to them before making their evaluations.

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