What is the definition of prejudice?A.Blaming another person for one's own problems or failuresB.Engaging in positive behavior toward a group of people or its membersC.Having a feeling that one belongs with a certain group of peopleD.Having a negative feeling about a group of people or its members

Which of the following examples best expresses the exact meaning of the concept of prejudice?A.During the 1950s, African American bus riders in the South were forced to ride in the back of the bus.B.The officials of a company block the advancement of their minority workers into supervisory positions.C.An African American woman claims that all white people are hostile to all minorities.D.Banks charge minorities higher rates of interest on home mortgage loans than that given to white home buyers.

Prejudice is:Group of answer choicesdeemed unconstitutional under the Fourteenth Amendment.not punishable by law.a behavior.an attitude.

True or False: Prejudice can be defined as a positive preconceived judgment or opinion that guides conduct or social behavior.Question 6Select one:TrueFalse

Prejudice involvesGroup of answer choicesneither prejudgment nor misjudgment.prejudgment but not misjudgment.misjudgment but not prejudgment.both prejudgment and misjudgment.

What explains the circumstances in which prejudiced people might act on their prejudices?Prejudice attraction theorySocial identity theoryJustification-suppression modelNegative attraction theory