(2) Research has shown that our brain quickly categorizes people based on what features? a. Race, sex, eye color b. Heig

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(2) Research has shown that our brain quickly categorizes people based on what features? a. Race, sex, eye color b. Height, race, sex c. Race, sex, age d. The brain categorizes people immediately based on their wh eye-color, etc.) (3) How do scarce resources contribute to anti-immigration bias? a. Anti-immigration bias is closely related to racism b. According to Sherif and other researchers, the competition between groups for perceived limited resources can produce mutual prejudice and discrimination c. Scarce resources do not contribute to anti-immigration bias d. Devaluation of outgroups only occur when there is no competition. (4) What are other core characteristics that could contribute to prejudice and discrimination towards nonheterosexuality? their wholistic self (race, sex, age, height, a. Research studies demonstrate that being more educated or less empathic could contribute to more stigma against nonheterosexual individuals b. Research indicates that middle age is associated with more stigma against nonheterosexuality. c. Research studies demonstrate that having less educational attainment or less empathy could contribute to more stigma against nonheterosexual individuals. d. Having more social contact with those of nonheterosexual orientations is associated with more PSY 347-PSYCHOLOGY OF RACISM & PREJUDICE Summer 2022-4W-Final (5) How does heterosexism differ from other "s"? a. It is perceived as uncontrollable b. It is perceived to have an element of control whereby people can choose to be nonheterosexual or not. It is thought to involve a characteristic that can be concealed. d. Both Band C are correct. (6) What normal psychological processing is racism thought to be rooted in? a. Social oppression b. Social Identity Theory c. Social categorization d Social sciences