The Perceptual Process Through Which the Same Behavior Is Seen

question 66

Multiple Choice

The perceptual process through which the same behavior is seen as positive when it is exhibited by members of one group, and negative when it's exhibited by members of another group, typically one that is the target of prejudice and discrimination within the broader society, is called:

• A)discrimination
• B)moral alchemy
• C)racial profiling
• D)schematic bias
• E)prejudice

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Definitions:

Police Job

Employment in law enforcement, responsible for maintaining public order and safety.

Walk After Dark

An activity that gauges public perception of safety or crime in an area, often related to social studies.

Expected Frequency

The predicted frequency of occurrences in a category based on the application of a statistical model or the distribution assumption.

Chi-Square

A statistical method employed to assess whether a notable difference exists between the frequencies that are observed and those that are anticipated across one or more categories.