When people are attached to a bogus pipeline or other technological lie detectors, how does this affect their willingness to admit their prejudices?
a. They are more likely to admit prejudices that they would otherwise suppress.
b. They are more likely to admit unconscious prejudices.
c. They are less likely to admit any kind of prejudice.
d. They are less likely to reveal sexism but more likely to reveal anti-Semitism.
Question 2
What is a suppressed prejudice?
a. A person holds a prejudice without being aware of it.
b. A person has a tendency to become prejudiced under the right circumstances.
c. A person knows he or she is prejudiced but chooses not to express it in public.
d. A person reveals a prejudice subtly, by implying a bias rather than saying so outright.
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