Studies of the "What Is Beautiful Is Good" Stereotype Support

question 49

Multiple Choice

Studies of the "what is beautiful is good" stereotype support all of the following EXCEPT that the "what is beautiful is good" stereotype

• A) is found across different cultures.
• B) affects judgments about peoples' morality.
• C) has a "kernel of truth" in that beautiful people may indeed be more socially competent.
• D) differs somewhat across cultures in a way consistent with the culture's individualistic or collectivist values.

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Definitions:

Commodities

Goods or services that are traded, often produced to satisfy wants or needs.

Class-in-Itself

A term referring to a social class that shares common economic interests, but may not be united or aware of their shared circumstances or potential for collective action.

Economic Position

An individual's or group's status or rank in the economic hierarchy, determined by wealth, occupation, education, and income.

Use Value

The utility of a commodity in satisfying a need or want, distinct from its exchange value or market price.