Tropp and Pettigrew's meta-analysis revealed which of the following regarding Gordon Allport's 4 conditions specifying when intergroup contact will have its maximum prejudice-reducing effect?
a. All four conditions were required to realize any effect of contact.
b. None of the four conditions had any real effect on the contact–prejudice correlation.
c. Typically, the presence of one or more of the four conditions magnified the effects of contact on prejudice.
d. Of the four conditions, only being in a non-competitive situation revealed any impact.
e. None of the above
c
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