Implicit Prejudices and Explicit Prejudices Are ____ to Each Other

question 85

Multiple Choice

Implicit prejudices and explicit prejudices are ____ to each other.

• A) almost perfectly positively correlated
• B) moderately to strongly positively correlated
• C) uncorrelated to weakly positively correlated
• D) strongly negatively correlated

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Definitions:

Consistent Preferences

A situation where an individual's choices or tastes remain stable over time, showing a reliable pattern of preference.

Confirmation Bias

The habit of looking for, decoding, valuing, and recalling details that support one’s established views or conjectures.

Social Comparison

The process of evaluating oneself by comparison with others, often in terms of abilities or social standing.

Causal Attribution

The process of inferring the causes of events or behaviors, which can influence how individuals interpret and respond to the world around them.