According to the Theory of Planned Behavior, How Do Intergroup

question 57

Multiple Choice

According to the theory of planned behavior, how do intergroup attitudes affect dis- criminatory behavior?

• A) They directly cause discriminatory behavior.
• B) They affect discriminatory behavior indirectly by influencing the degree to which discriminatory behavior is seen as being in line with social norms.
• C) They affect discriminatory behavior indirectly by influencing attitudes toward discriminatory behavior.
• D) They have no influence, either directly or indirectly, on discriminatory behavior.

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Definitions:

Directed Verdict

A ruling by a judge in a jury trial, taking the decision out of the jury’s hands because one party has not provided sufficient evidence to prove their case.

Motion

A formal request made to a court for an order or ruling on a particular point before, during, or after a trial.

Evidence Support

The substantiation of a claim or argument in a court of law through the presentation of evidence, such as documents or witness testimony.

Fundamentally Flawed

A term indicating that something is wrong or defective at its very foundation or basis.