According to Hamilton and Associates, Many Instances of Stereotyping Arise

question 56

Multiple Choice

According to Hamilton and associates, many instances of stereotyping arise and are maintained through the operation of:

• A) the fundamental attribution error
• B) illusory correlations
• C) actor-observer bias
• D) the kernel of truth hypothesis
• E) negative schemata

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