Social Rejection by a Member of the Opposite Race Based

question 30

Multiple Choice

Social rejection by a member of the opposite race based on race alone is an example of _____ and is more likely to lead to physiological changes associated with a _____ state.

• A)discrimination; flight or avoidant
• B)discrimination; fight or approach
• C)prejudice; flight or avoidant
• D)prejudice; fight or approach

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Definitions:

Sympathy

The feelings of pity and sorrow for someone else's misfortune, often prompting a desire to offer comfort or assistance.

Autonomy

The ability to assert one’s own needs in a relationship.

Guilt

A psychological condition that arises when an individual believes they have done wrong, violating moral or ethical standards.

Social-Learning View

A theory that emphasizes the role of observation, imitation, and modeling in acquiring new behaviors and skills.