What is the difference between good generalizations and stereotypes?
A. Generalizations recognize that there can be exceptions, whereas stereotypes are held regardless of evidence.
B. Generalizations are always false, whereas stereotypes are always true.
C. Stereotypes recognize that there can be exceptions, whereas generalizations are held regardless of evidence.
D. Stereotypes are always false, whereas generalizations are always true.
Answer: A
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