Arnold Is Not a Cheerleader and Doesn't Know Any Cheerleaders

question 112

Multiple Choice

Arnold is not a cheerleader and doesn't know any cheerleaders personally, but when he sees them at the football games, they are always smiling. Arnold is likely to

• A) think about specific cheerleaders rather than the group stereotype.
• B) notice the ways in which each cheerleader is unique.
• C) be able to distinguish cheerleaders from one another only if they are smiling.
• D) think that all cheerleaders are happy.

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