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maegan_martin

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Two families of equal size and social class move into the same neighborhood at the same time, but one family is White and one family is Black. According to the contact hypothesis, these families are
 
  A) more likely to interact in a harmonious fashion because they live in the same neighborhood
  B) less likely to interact in a harmonious fashion because they live in the same neighborhood
  C) more likely to relocate to a different neighborhood all together
  D) none of the above

Question 2

As a society, we can change negative attitudes towards groups of people by
 
  A) implementing prejudice-reduction programs within our school systems
  B) mandating equal representation of all racial and ethnic categories in the mass media
  C) implementing diversity trainings within all organizations
  D) enforcing all of the above to increase overall levels of tolerance and promote higher levels of inter-group contact



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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