Motivation to Control Prejudiced Responses Can Result from

question 50

Multiple Choice

Motivation to control prejudiced responses can result from

• A) a personal belief system that holds that prejudice is wrong.
• B) a desire to comply with other people's expectations that one not act in a preju- diced manner.
• C) a desire to avoid arguments over one's beliefs and behaviors that might appear to reflect prejudice.
• D) any of the above.

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Definitions:

Drawer

The party in a transaction who writes and signs a check or draft instructing a drawee, such as a bank, to pay a specified sum of money to the payee.

Drawee

The person or entity upon whom a check, draft, or bill of exchange is drawn and who is expected to pay it.

Payee

The person or entity to whom a payment is to be made or who receives the payment.

Negotiable Instruments

Financial documents, like checks or promissory notes, that guarantee payment of a specific amount of money to the bearer under certain conditions.