Given the mere exposure effect, what is the conclusion drawn from the research on intergroup contact?
a. contact will invariably lead to prejudice reduction
b. contact leads to prejudice reduction only in certain conditions
c. contact generally leads to prejudice reduction to some degree
d. contact usually does not lead to lasting prejudice reduction
e. contact generally does not lead to prejudice reduction
Ans: c
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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a. none; he was experiencing withdrawal b. minor neurocognitive disorder c. delirium d. traumatic brain injury
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