The Perspective That Prejudice and Discrimination Are Universal and Inevitable

question 41

Multiple Choice

The perspective that prejudice and discrimination are universal and inevitable is held by proponents of

• A) cognitive theory.
• B) conflict theory.
• C) intergroup relations theory.
• D) psychodynamic theory.

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Definitions:

Special Verdict

A detailed verdict where the jury makes specific findings on each issue of fact, leaving the application of the law to those facts to the judge.

General Verdict

A jury's decision in a trial that includes both findings of fact and the application of those facts to the law to reach a decision.

Voir Dire

A process in court where jurors are questioned by judges and lawyers to determine if they are suitable for jury service.

Arbitration

A method of dispute resolution outside of courts where an arbitrator makes a decision which is binding to both parties.