Morris,who Is White,was a Witness to a Crime Committed by One

question 151

Multiple Choice

Morris,who is White,was a witness to a crime committed by one White and one Black suspect.When asked by the police to pick them out of a lineup,Morris was unable to pick out the Black suspect.This illustrates

• A) ingroup bias.
• B) scapegoat theory.
• C) the just-world phenomenon.
• D) the other-race effect.

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Definitions:

DfWG

This term is an abbreviation often used in statistical analysis that typically stands for "Degrees of Freedom Within Groups," referring to the variation of a set of observations within individual groups.

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Groups

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One-way ANOVA

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