Priming Studies Have Shown That Activating Stereotypes of the Elderly

question 55

Multiple Choice

Priming studies have shown that activating stereotypes of the elderly made it:

• A) more likely that people would say negative things about the elderly in a subsequent interview.
• B) less likely that people would report strong fondness for their own grandparents.
• C) more likely that people would walk more slowly upon leaving the experiment.
• D) all of the above

Recognize differences in unionization rates among racial groups.

Comprehend the preferences of unions regarding agency shops versus open shops.

Compare job turnover rates between union and nonunion workers.

Interpret the legal implications of right-to-work laws on labor unions.

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Swing Election

An election in which the outcome is considered uncertain, and the votes of swing voters could determine the result, often leading to significant changes in governance.

Wave Election

An election where one political party makes significant gains, often resulting in a dramatic shift in the political landscape.

Coattails

The phenomenon where a political candidate's popularity boosts the electoral chances for other members of the same party.

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A political and social philosophy promoting traditional values, the status quo, and resistance to rapid change.