The Developmental Pattern for Prejudice in Minority Group Children Differs

question 39

Multiple Choice

The developmental pattern for prejudice in minority group children differs from that in majority group children because

• A) when minority group children start school, they may begin to directly experi- ence prejudice and discrimination from their majority group peers.
• B) as minority group children grow older, they become increasingly aware of soci- etal racism and discrimination.
• C) minority group parents discuss prejudice and discrimination with their children, making it more salient to them.
• D) all of the above reasons.

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