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rachel9

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Adorno did his original studies on prejudice in the 1940s. What are the findings of research done more recently?
 
  a. Prejudice is no longer able to be generalized
  b. Conservatism is now clearly linked to prejudice
  c. Today's studies continue to show the same patterns
  d. Prejudice has nearly disappeared

Question 2

Adorno (1950) found that
 
  a. A person prejudiced against Jews is unlikely to be prejudiced against blacks.
  b. A person prejudiced against one group is likely to be prejudiced against other groups
  c. A person prejudiced against blacks is unlikely to be prejudiced against Jews
  d. Conservatives are more likely to be prejudiced



joanwhite

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: c

Answer to Question 2

ANS: b



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