In a Study Conducted by Greenwald and Colleagues (2003),participants Played

question 83

Multiple Choice

In a study conducted by Greenwald and colleagues (2003) ,participants played a videogame-like task in which a black or white character popped out from behind a dumpster.Participants had to quickly decide if the character was a criminal holding a gun,a private citizen,or an undercover officer.One of the conclusions the researchers reached was that

• A) time pressure tends to eliminate prejudiced responses.
• B) people pay more attention to details about individuals of other races.
• C) cultural stereotypes can be transmitted from generation to generation.
• D) stereotypical biases can occur automatically without conscious attention.

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