The Tendency for Prejudice to Diminish, Following Mutual Interaction, Among

question 55

Multiple Choice

The tendency for prejudice to diminish, following mutual interaction, among people who would otherwise have stereotyped views of each other, is referred to as:

• A) The intergroup contact hypothesis.
• B) The communication accommodation theory.
• C) The intragroup contact hypothesis.
• D) The social exchange theory.

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Definitions:

Interpersonal Influence

The ability to affect or change others' behaviors, attitudes, or opinions through communication and social interaction.

Networking Ability

The skill in building and maintaining professional relationships that can provide support, information, and resources.

Perceived Sincerity

The extent to which an audience believes an individual's actions or statements are genuine and not manipulative.

Double-Edged Sword

A situation or decision that has both positive and negative potential outcomes.