How are the mental processes of non-prejudiced people different from prejudiced people?

A) Non-prejudiced people have little to no knowledge of stereotypes.
B) Non-prejudiced people do not think of stereotypes when they meet someone from the stereotyped group.
C) Non-prejudiced people employ conscious processes to override stereotypes.
D) Non-prejudiced people's automatic systems operate differently than those in prejudiced people.

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Sarah Samir · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Non-prejudiced individuals are often aware of stereotypes but actively use conscious thought processes to override or counteract these automatic stereotypes, rather than letting them influence their judgment or behavior unconsciously.

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