Exposing People to Stereotype-Consistent Information Before Meeting with an Individual

question 190

Multiple Choice

Exposing people to stereotype-consistent information before meeting with an individual from the stereotyped group is often sufficient to produce stereotypic interpretations of that person's actions and thoughts.This is an example of

• A)transference.
• B)encoding failure.
• C)priming.
• D)misinformation.

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