Mike harbors many prejudicial feelings towards homosexual people; in fact, whenever he encounters a gay man, he is likely to make more negative, cynical,
disgusted comments than he normally would (although none directly related to homosexuality or to the homosexual nature of the person he is talking to). This example illustrates that prejudice is often ________ in nature.
A) planned
B) implicit
C) subliminal
D) superficial
E) confused
Question 2
In one study examining identity fusion, researchers found that
A) people who are fused to their group are more likely to sacrifice themselves to save in group members.
B) people who are not fused with their group were more likely to kill a terrorist to save in group members.
C) people who are not fused with their group were more likely to kill a terrorist, but not if they had to die to do so.
D) people who are fused with their group were more likely to sacrifice themselves to save others, but not if they had to kill a terrorist to do so.
E) people's identity with their group did not impact their willingness to help others, but did impact their willingness to kill a terrorist.
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