The Book Distinguishes Stereotyping and Prejudice from Discrimination and Racism

question 66

Multiple Choice

The book distinguishes stereotyping and prejudice from discrimination and racism because

• A) stereotyping and prejudice hurt the targets of categorization.
• B) stereotyping and prejudice do not directly hurt the targets of categorization.
• C) discrimination and racism do not hurt the targets of categorization.
• D) discrimination and racism are more prevalent than are stereotyping and prejudice.

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Text Box Controls

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Record Source

The origin or database from which records are retrieved or stored, often specified in database management systems or reporting tools.

Macro

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Check Box Control

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