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P68T · **on:** Jun 19, 2018

According to Hart and colleagues (2000), when participants viewed faces from their own racial group in a study, what happened?

a. Activity in the amygdala was higher than when they viewed faces from another racial group.
b. Activity in the frontal lobes was higher than when they viewed faces from another racial group.
c. Activity in the frontal lobes was lower than when they viewed faces from another racial group.
d. Activity in the amygdala was lower than when they viewed faces from another racial group.

Question 2

Figure 13.7 in your text (American Perceptions of Out-Groups) graphically illustrates the perception of various groups according to a) their level of warmth, and b) their level of competence. Which of the following groups rates the lowest in both?

a. elderly
b. welfare recipients
c. gay men
d. the disabled