One View of How Prejudice Arises and Is Sustained Suggests

question 75

Multiple Choice

One view of how prejudice arises and is sustained suggests that the thinking processes we use to simplify, categorize, and order our world are the same processes by which we distort it. This view is the

• A) cognitive discrimination theory.
• B) social cognition theory.
• C) reverse discrimination theory.
• D) realistic conflict theory.

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Definitions:

Polygamous

A mating system in which an individual has multiple partners during one breeding season or throughout their lifetime.

Monogamous

A relationship style or system where an individual has only one partner during their lifetime or at any one time.

Psychological Traits

Enduring characteristics or behaviors that are consistent across different situations and over time.

Physical Traits

Observable characteristics of an individual's body, such as height, hair color, and facial features.