Research on prejudice and self-esteem suggests that ____.
a. contrary to popular belief, there is no evidence for a link between prejudice and self-esteem
b. people may hold prejudices, in part, because doing so bolsters their self-esteem
c. engaging in prejudice tends to lower people's self-esteem, and people seem, at some level, to know this
d. people expect that engaging in prejudice will make them feel better about themselves, but it actually tends to lower self-esteem
Question 2
When you are deciding between two apartments, assuming you can afford both of them and they are both adequate for your needs, what feature should you pay most attention to if you want to maximize your satisfaction with the apartment a year after you have moved in?
a. Rentchoose the cheapest apartment.
b. Neighborhood qualitychoose the most pleasant neighborhood with lots of things to do.
c. Square footagechoose the biggest apartment.
d. Both rent and square footage should affect your decision equally, and more so than neighborhood quality.
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