When Members of an Identifiable Group Are Made Aware of Cultural

question 55

Multiple Choice

When members of an identifiable group are made aware of cultural stereotypes about that group they are sometimes unable to perform up to their potential as a result of a phenomenon known as

• A) prejudice.
• B) social facilitation.
• C) in-group out-group.
• D) stereotype threat.

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Definitions:

Individual Capacity

Acting on one’s own behalf, involving personal rights or responsibilities, rather than on behalf of a group or a corporate entity.

Liability

The state of being legally responsible for something, typically a debt or obligation.

Note

A financial instrument recognizing a debt or obligation, typically with the promise to repay the principal along with potential interest.

Revised Article 3

An update to a section of the Uniform Commercial Code that deals with negotiable instruments, including changes to laws governing checks and promissory notes.