Having People Vividly Imagine and Visualize Contact with Outgroup Members

question 144

Multiple Choice

Having people vividly imagine and visualize contact with outgroup members

• A) reduces the level of negative intergroup emotions people experience.
• B) improves people's ability to view the world from the outgroup's perspective.
• C) reduces both implicit and explicit prejudice toward the outgroup.
• D) does all of the above.

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