The Prejudice That Results When Groups of People Compete for the Same

question 207

Multiple Choice

The prejudice that results when groups of people compete for the same opportunities to make a living provides an example of ____.

• A) the mere exposure effect
• B) reciprocity
• C) bystander apathy
• D) realistic-conflict theory

Understand the concept of the mere exposure effect and its influence on preference and liking.

Comprehend how social exchange and reward theories explain interpersonal relationships.

Understand the key figures and their political orientations during the 1960s in the United States.

Comprehend the impact of Kennedy's presidency on American society and the world.

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