A Particular Strength of the Intergroup Anxiety Concept Is That

question 69

Multiple Choice

A particular strength of the intergroup anxiety concept is that, unlike many other theories of prejudice, it

• A) is simpler because it does not use the concept of stereotyping.
• B) does not require that people form expectations about the outcomes of interac- tions with members of other groups.
• C) addresses only prejudice, not behavior.
• D) explains minority group members' attitudes toward the majority group as well as majority group members' attitudes toward minority groups.

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