In Becoming Less Prejudiced, One Should Remember That

question 20

Multiple Choice

In becoming less prejudiced, one should remember that

• A)being open to someone else does not mean that you have to agree with that person or turn your back on your own culture.
• B)openness leads to the acceptance of the values of tolerance and equality.
• C)overcoming unconscious implicit prejudice is not easy and requires repeated efforts to learn to think, feel, and act differently.
• D)all of these statements are true.

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