When our membership in a group is salient, a stereotype (about an outgroup) that our ingroup endorses is more likely to ________ our ________ about that outgroup.
a) overcome; personal beliefs
b) overcome; in-group prejudice
c) become less important than; personal beliefs
d) insure; confusion
Question 2
Jason is undergoing treatment for depression. His therapist has encouraged Jason to remember as many details as possible about times when Jason was not feeling depressed. Jason is having difficulties remembering a time when he was not depressed.
This is probably because of the effects of ________. a) mood-dependent memories
b) information-evoked memories
c) inappropriate retrieval cues
d) depression suppressing pleasant memories
The planar peptide group
The M81 Group
The ABO blood group antigens
Peer group activity of adolescents
Group Performance
Splicing mechanism for removal of group I introns