Experimental Studies on Reverse Discrimination Have Shown That

question 3

Multiple Choice

Experimental studies on reverse discrimination have shown that:

• A) those who are made to feel that they are prejudiced are more likely to exhibit reverse discrimination
• B) those who are made to feel that they are prejudiced are less likely to express reverse discrimination
• C) once a person has demonstrated tolerance by a token act, he/she may be less likely to exhibit reverse discrimination the next time
• D) both a and c
• E) both a and b

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