How are stereotypes likely to change? Evidence indicates that
a. stereotypes, once formed, virtually never change.
b. stereotypes change suddenly in response to a single, dramatic, disconfirming example.
c. stereotypes change in response to two or three disconfirming examples.
d. stereotypes change only gradually, in response to many examples that are inconsistent.
Question 2
Researchers presented participants with just one or two examples of information that strongly challenged their pre-existing stereotypes.
These researchers found that, when presented with just one or two examples that challenge a strongly held stereotype, people
a. created new subtypes.
b. dismissed the new information and strengthened their stereotypic beliefs.
c. abandoned their stereotypes.
d. revised their stereotypes, as the bookkeeping model would predict.
Two modes of evolutionary change.
The Krapina remains may provide evidence of cannibalism by some Neadertals.
Elaboration Likelihood Model of Attitude Change
Climate Change
Hares and Lynx population change "الأرانب البرية و الوشق"
Recent Climate Change