According to what you know about samples 7-9, which are true of the landscape at this location over time? (Mark all that apply. Think about where the oldest vs youngest rock layer is in the sequence.)

Suppose that some people have just been randomly assigned to two different teams. Research suggests that these people would be likely to exhibit discriminatory behavior (favoring the ingroup and disfavoring the outgroup) ____.

Which of the following comes closest to the conclusion regarding the elimination of prejudice?

Suppose that Chance is gay, but he does not fit your stereotype of gay people. He wears baggy jeans, constantly swears, has sloppy table manners, and enjoys sports. Instead of changing the way you think about gay people as a group, however, you just decide that Chance belongs to a special class of gay people (“gay jocks”). This behavior would be an example of ____.

Prejudice against atheists seems most rooted in ____.

People tend to show a preference for ingroups over outgroups even when group membership is determined at random and even when they have never interacted with members of their ingroup. This tendency is known as ____.

One explanation for people’s anti-gay attitudes toward gay men and women are rooted in ____.

Groups are more prone to hostile competition than individuals are. This outcome has been dubbed ____.

The minimal group effect MOST directly suggests that ____.

One critical reason why people hold on to stereotypes—even in the face of refuting evidence—is that they tend to view pieces of refuting evidence as exceptions that constitute their own (new) categories. That is, they tend to create ____.