Alexandra was born and raised in the Midwest region of the United States. Now that she lives Florida, she often is excited to meet other people from the Midwest, feeling a generally sense of positivity towards them. Her feelings towards other Midwesterners best demonstrates:

Teri hypothesizes that people’s use of social media will predict their academic performance. What type of study should he conduct to test his hypothesis?

Which of the following concepts both rely on people’s need/desire for consistency?

While driving to the store, Lidia notices another driver swerve over into her lane before quickly swerving back into their own lane. Angry, Lidia yells out “You lousy driver!” Lidia’s judgment of the other driver demonstrates the:

Eileen does not know much about transgender people. This lack of awareness makes it hard for her to understand the perspective of someone who is transgender. Subsequently, she is less likely to advocate for transgender rights. Her failure to help support people who are transgender can best be explained by the:

While driving, Ira is listening to music with explicit lyrics, occasionally shouting out some curse words himself as he sings along. When another driver signals to move over in front of Ira, despite the other driver having sufficient space, Ira quickly gets upset and starts yelling at the other driver. His aggressive overreaction to this minor event can best be explained by which of the following cognitive processes?

Which of the following is true regarding the relation between prejudice and -isms (e.g., racism, sexism, ageism)?

Informational social influence is most similar to which type of learning?

Amelia failed a test and said it was because the questions were “tricky”; Oscar passed the same test and said it was because he studied hard. Which of the following statements is true?

Marta recently met a student who identified as gender fluid. Without realizing it, Marta experienced an automatic negative reaction towards the individual. Marta’s prejudice reaction is best described as: