Cameron et al. (2011) found that non-disabled children who imagined contact with a disabled child subsequently rated disabled people as being:
a) higher in warmth and lower in competence
b) lower in warmth and higher in competence
c) lower in warmth and competence
d) higher in warmth and competence
CORRECT = D
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