Question : Discrimination is:

Option 1: The ability to perceive and respond to differences among stimuli

Option 2: Unfair treatment of individuals based on their membership in a particular group

Option 3: A positive attitude towards a group of people

Option 4: The act of making fine distinctions between things

Question : What is discrimination in a psychological context?
 

Option 1: Treating everyone equally
 

Option 2: Unfair treatment based on prejudice against certain groups
 

Option 3: Promoting diversity and inclusion

Option 4: Encouraging cooperation among different communities

Question : The affective component of an attitude involves:

Option 1: Beliefs about the attitude object

Option 2: Actions toward the attitude object

Option 3: Feelings or emotions toward the attitude object

Option 4: Memories associated with the attitude object

Question : A key strategy for reducing prejudice involves:

Option 1: Strengthening in-group biases

Option 2: Avoiding contact with out-group members

Option 3: Providing information that challenges stereotypes

Option 4: Emphasizing differences between groups

Question : In-group bias refers to:  

Option 1: The tendency to favor one's own group over others  

Option 2: The preference for interacting with out-group members  

Option 3: The equal treatment of in-groups and out-groups  

Option 4: The competition between different groups