One Key Factor That Determines How Strongly Someone Is Falling

question 53

Multiple Choice

One key factor that determines how strongly someone is falling subject to the own-race bias is

• A) prejudicial attitude.
• B) stereotype threat.
• C) the mere exposure effect.
• D) the amount of contact with other races.

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Blood Alcohol Concentration

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