A Degree of Human Prejudice Can Be Explained by the Tendency

question 14

Multiple Choice

A degree of human prejudice can be explained by the tendency of human beings to place the blame for oneʹs troubles on persons incapable of offering much resistance. This device is known as

• A) scapegoating.
• B) projection.
• C) racism.
• D) de jure discrimination.

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