Cayden volunteers to serve meals to the homeless in a predominantly ethnic minority neighborhood. As a result of this experience, Cayden
A) may have fewer prejudicial feelings, and will appreciate the social conditions that lead to disadvantage.
B) may decide that certain ethnic groups are too lazy to work, which is why they are homeless.
C) may become confused as to why certain groups of people have a higher chance of living in poverty.
D) is likely to develop a fixed negative view of others.
A
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