Research Using Event-Related Potentials to Study Stereotype Activation Shows That

question 39

Multiple Choice

Research using event-related potentials to study stereotype activation shows that

• A) there are no meaningful individual differences in automatic stereotype activation.
• B) stereotype activation is located in the cerebellum.
• C) high prejudiced people show greater stereotype activation when they are angry.
• D) individuals who personally value being unprejudiced show lower levels of stereo- type activation.

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