Our Selective Attention Is Drawn to Distinctive Features of a Less-Familiar

question 596

Multiple Choice

Our selective attention is drawn to distinctive features of a less-familiar minority.Therefore,a person who does not fit easily into our racial categories will

• A) experience stereotypes and discrimination.
• B) fall victim to ingroup bias.
• C) be assigned to their minority identity.
• D) be classified according to their racial status.

Comprehend the general principles underlying learning across different species.

Understand the adaptive significance and benefits of habituation.

Explain the basic procedure that produces classical conditioning.

Understand the concept of budget constraints and how changes in income and prices affect consumer choices.

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