The Major Difference Between the Scapegoat Theory of Prejudice and the Realistic

question 77

Multiple Choice

The major difference between the scapegoat theory of prejudice and the realistic conflict theory of prejudice is that the scapegoat theory is applicable when

• A) in-groups are small.
• B) in-group members are frustrated.
• C) in-group members target powerless, disliked victims.
• D) in-group frustration is psychological in origin.

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