Suppose that Paul 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 Paul belongs to a special class of gay people (“gay jocks”). This would be an example of ____.​

Based on the textbook’s definitions of stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination, which of the following statements is most accurate?​

Research suggests that, at least in business, the two traits that characterize successful leaders are ____.​

​If you know that achievement is positively correlated with life satisfaction, then you can conclude that ____.

Henry’s mother always praises him when he practices the piano and denies him dessert when he doesn’t. Henry’s mother is apparently employing techniques based on ____ in order to encourage her son to practice more.​

​Richard is a piano major and enters two music competitions in the same month. He places first in one of the competitions, but doesn’t place at all in the other. If Richard is like most people, he will probably ____.

​When findings from a study are likely to generalize to other people and other settings, the study is said to have ____.

One study found that physicians who were given candy were faster and more accurate in diagnosing a case study than physicians who weren’t given candy. Additional research suggests that these results can best be explained by the idea that ____.​

Compared to people with low self-esteem, people with high self-esteem tend to think that they are ____.​

​Chuck is a middle-aged white man who is extremely liberal politically, and firm in his belief that all ethnic and racial groups should be given equal opportunities to succeed. Even so, Chuck never had friends who were minorities when he was growing up, and he sometimes feels uncomfortable interacting with minorities. Chuck is most likely ____.