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ap345

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The best example of an implicit gender stereotype would be a stereotype that
 
  a. is more positive about women than about men.
  b. is more positive about Black women than about White women.
  c. people use automatically but are not aware they have.
  d. focuses on people's pleasantness, rather than their ability.

Question 2

Suppose that you are participating in a study about word associations conducted by a team of researchers. You know that the study has something to do with ideas about gender, but the researchers never actually ask you to rate men and women. This study is probably testing
 
  a. hostile sexism.
  b. benevolent sexism.
  c. explicit gender stereotypes.
  d. implicit gender stereotypes.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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