The individual who uses the stereotype
a. is generally interested in why one category of people is different from another.
b. is generally not interested in why one category of people is different from another.
c. usually does not believe that people in one category are different from those in another category.
d. tends to see all individuals as different from one another.
Question 2
A stereotype is a category that is
a. carefully created in the first place, but is difficult to change with new evidence.
b. carefully created in the first place, and once created can be easily changed with new evidence.
c. not carefully created in the first place, and is difficult to change with new evidence.
d. not carefully created in the first place, but once created can be easily changed with new evidence.
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