Research Shows That Two Factors Must Be Present to Inhibit

question 19

Multiple Choice

Research shows that two factors must be present to inhibit an activated stereotype. Those factors are

• A) having the motivation to inhibit the stereotype and the ability to do so.
• B) holding social adjustment goals and having the motivation to follow through with them.
• C) having the motivation to suppress stereotypes and being able to successfully do so.
• D) holding self-enhancement goals and being rewarded for doing so.

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Definitions:

Maximin Criterion

A decision rule used in statistics and game theory that focuses on maximizing the minimum payoff or outcome attainable, often applied under conditions of uncertainty.

Expected Value of Perfect Information (EVPI)

A concept in decision theory that represents the maximum amount a decision-maker would be willing to pay for having perfect information before making a decision, highlighting the value of removing all uncertainty.

Prune the Branch

A strategy in decision-making and optimization processes that involves eliminating options or paths that are unlikely to lead to the best outcome.

Expected Value of Perfect Information (EVPI)

A concept in decision theory that quantifies the maximum worth of having precise and complete information when making a decision.