Studies Show That Infants Consider Not Only Size as an Important

question 99

Multiple Choice

Studies show that infants consider not only size as an important cue in evaluating strangers but also

• A) facial features.
• B) gender.
• C) the amount of hair.
• D) whether or not the stranger has a very high-pitched voice.

Recognize the impact of stereotypes, dehumanization, and objectification on social perceptions and attitudes.

Identify the effects of sexism, both hostile and benevolent, on gender dynamics and individual actions.

Analyze the role of system justification theory, terror management theory, and objectification theory in explaining prejudice and discrimination.

Comprehend the psychological mechanisms underlying the ultimate attribution error and illusory correlations in intergroup relations.

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