Many Times When Stereotypes and Prejudiced Beliefs Were Learned in Childhood

question 458

Multiple Choice

Many times when stereotypes and prejudiced beliefs were learned in childhood, a person may still have lingering unconscious biases even when they are trying hard not to be prejudiced. This illustrates the occurrence of

• A)the stereotype threat.
• B)explicit prejudice.
• C)symbolic prejudice.
• D)implicit prejudice.

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