Many Times When Stereotypes and Prejudiced Beliefs Were Learned in Childhood,a

question 54

Multiple Choice

Many times when stereotypes and prejudiced beliefs were learned in childhood,a person may still have lingering unconscious biases even when they are trying hard to "break the prejudice habit." This illustrates the occurrence of

• A)the stereotype threat.
• B)explicit prejudice.
• C)symbolic prejudice.
• D)implicit prejudice.

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Holder in Due Course

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