The Extended Contact Effect Refers to the Research Finding That

question 49

Multiple Choice

The extended contact effect refers to the research finding that

• A) having more contact with outgroup members is associated with lower prejudice.
• B) meeting outgroup members in a variety of situations has a greater effect on reducing prejudice than meeting outgroup members in just one type of situation.
• C) longer intergroup contact sessions have a stronger effect on reducing prejudice than shorter sessions.
• D) having an ingroup friend who has one or more outgroup friends is associated with lower prejudice.

Analyze the historical significance of key terms, events, and people from the World War II era.

Assess the impact of the media and cultural representations on wartime and post-war American society.

Evaluate the shifts in political and economic ideologies during and after World War II.

Interpret the significance and implications of U.S. domestic policies and programs introduced during wartime.

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