Prejudice Is Defined As

question 7

Multiple Choice

Prejudice is defined as:

• A) A preconceived judgment or opinion held by members of a group
• B) A standardized, oversimplified mental picture that is held in common by members of a group
• C) A preconceived opinion, not based on reason or experience
• D) A statement of being subject to specific treatment or control

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