Research About Language and Stereotyping Suggests That

question 74

Multiple Choice

Research about language and stereotyping suggests that

• A) using qualifiers makes it less likely that a subtyped group will be stereotyped.
• B) people are more likely to use qualifiers for outgroups than for ingroups.
• C) when foreign accents appear in movies, it increases acceptance of immigrants.
• D) the use of mock Spanish is related to negative perceptions of Latinx people.

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