How Do Strongly Prejudiced People End Up That Way

question 87

Multiple Choice

How do strongly prejudiced people end up that way?

• A) Some people seem to naturally have negative feelings about others who are not like them.
• B) Children are rarely prejudiced until they enter school and are influenced into prejudice by their peers.
• C) Socialization leading to prejudiced attitudes occurs in the family, as well as through the media and peers.
• D) Deviant individuals are more likely to be prejudiced than conforming individuals.

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