The failure of integration in the schools to reduce prejudice is often caused by
a. equal-status contact among students.
b. the creation of superordinate goals.
c. the competitive nature of the schools.
d. the failure of most schools to truly integrate.
C
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a. European Americans. b. Hasidic Jews. c. Ashkenazi Jews. d. Australian Americans.
In which of the following cases did the Supreme Court recognize that sexual harassment creates a hostile work environment and violates Title VII? (rule that intra-gender harassment is prohibited?)
A. Harris v. Forklift Systems, Inc. (1993) B. Meritor Savings Bank v. Vinson (1986) C. Commonwealth v. Wall (1992) D. Oncale v. Sundowner Offshore Industries (1998)
We tend to adjust our attributions to take account for situational constraints on our own behavior ________
A) not at all – we don't adjust our attributions. B) to a lesser extent than we take account of situational constraints on others' behavior C) to about the same extent as we take account of situational constraints on others' behavior D) sometimes more and sometimes less than we take account of situational constraints on others' behavior E) to a greater extent than we take account of situational constraints on others' behavior
Children with mental retardation often manifest many disruptive behaviors. Which is the
least likely explanation for such behaviors? a. Children with mental retardation tend to be disruptive when they feel misunderstood and are frustrated with their environment. b. Disruptive behaviors can be a means of communicating with others. c. Mental retardation predisposes children to be disruptive. d. Children with mental retardation often rely on non-verbal, rather than verbal, means of communicating. e. It is common for children with mental retardation to have other difficulties.