QUESTION 25 What are the three components of prejudice? Automatic Thoughts, Beha

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QUESTION 25 What are the three components of prejudice? Automatic Thoughts, Behavioral Discrimination, Cognitive Structures Attrition, Behavloral, Cognitive Attitudes, Behavioral, Cognitive Affective, Behaoal, Cognitive QUESTION 26 A group of George Mason Students is discussing the results of a recent game with rival University. The mason students casually say, "Those VCU students are all the same!! We hate them a!" These students have just made... The assumption of known groups The assumption of heterogeneity An assumption based on aggression and frustration The ultimate attribution error QUESTION 27 A female student learned about the stereotype that women are bad at math and science, and subsequently performed poorly on her math test, even though she studied and knew the material el performance may have been aresult of... Her poor Stereotype frustration. Stereotype threat The frustration-stereotype effect. Both B and C QUESTION 28 Which of the following is NOT one of the 6 conditions that promotes successful intergroup contact? Mutual interdependence Equal status Individual goals A friendly, informal setting

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25. The answer is the fourth option. Affective, behavioural and cognitive are the three components of prejudice.

26. The answer is the third option. This is an assumption that is made based on aggression and frustration.

27. The answer is the second option. This is an example of the stereotype threat.

28. The answer is the third option. Individual goals does not promote group contact.

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