Which of the Following Statements About Children's Intergroup Behavior Is

question 12

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about children's intergroup behavior is true?

• A) Boys show a stronger same-race preference than girls.
• B) Children are more accepting of discrimination in interpersonal settings (such as friendship choice) than in achievement settings (such as sports teammate choice).
• C) White children are more likely to list other-race children as friends than are Black children.
• D) Regardless of race or ethnicity, children reject discrimination until they reach high school, then become more accepting of it.

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