Micro-Level Interventions Focus on the Reduction of Negative Racial Attitudes

question 67

Multiple Choice

Micro-level interventions focus on the reduction of negative racial attitudes (prejudice at the individual level) or on:

• A)identifying the source of negative racial attitudes and their link to broader social and historical factors
• B)the disruption of the micro-level social processes through which macro-level racial inequalities are reproduced in specific group settings
• C)the effects of prejudice on behavior across social contexts
• D)the sources of prejudice at the individual level
• E)why some Whites have more negative racial attitudes than what is normative

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