Recall That One Study Asked Prejudiced and Unprejudiced White Participants

question 14

Multiple Choice

Recall that one study asked prejudiced and unprejudiced white participants to evaluate black and white college applicants (identified by photos attached to their applications) whose qualifications varied.What did this study show?

• A) Both prejudiced and unprejudiced participants rated black applicants with excellent qualifications less favorably than white applicants with excellent qualifications.
• B) When the applicants had mixed qualifications (that is, they excelled at some things and did not excel at others), prejudiced participants rated the black applicants less favorably than the unprejudiced participants.
• C) Even when the applicants had excellent qualifications, prejudiced participants rated the white applicants more favorably than they rated the black applicants.
• D) Prejudiced and unprejudiced participants did not differ in their ratings of white and black applicants, regardless of applicants' qualifications.

Explain the physiological basis of action potentials and their importance in neural communication.

Recognize the significance of the myelin sheath and effects of its damage on neural function.

Differentiate between excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters and their effects on the neuron's potential.

Understand the all-or-none law of neural conduction.

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High-Value

Pertaining to products, services, or attributes that possess a greater benefit, worth, or significance, often justifying a higher cost or investment.

Sealed-Bid

A bidding process where all bids are submitted confidentially and opened at a predetermined time.

Bid Aggressively

Actively and competitively placing higher bids, often to secure an asset or win a contract in auctions or markets.

Competition

The rivalry between businesses or suppliers in the same market, aiming to achieve higher sales, greater market share, or other objectives.