The Difference Between Prejudice and Discrimination Is Most Similar to the Difference

question 162

Multiple Choice

The difference between prejudice and discrimination is most similar to the difference between

• A) ingroup bias and the just-world phenomenon.
• B) outgroup homogeneity and ingroup bias.
• C) blaming the victim and hindsight bias.
• D) attitude and behavior.

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