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​As discussed in the text, when purchasing a car, people end up paying a bit more attention than intended to choices such as color and engine size, and a bit less attention than intended on information such as the chances of fatalities should there be an accident with the car. This pattern can be taken as evidence for ____.

Which of the following comes closest to the textbook’s conclusion regarding the elimination of prejudice?​

The granules in eosinophils are:

What is the least likely reason for why a child might be rejected by his or her peers?​

The view that prejudice and stereotyping are morally wrong ____.​

Research on the weapons effect shows that this effect occurs ____.​

The smallest WBCs are:

The so-called foot-in-the-door technique is MOST related, conceptually speaking, to ____.​

A normal finding would be for ____% of WBCS represented by neutrophils.

Suppose that Paul and Oscar are buying frozen yogurt. Both of them are inclined to order the same flavor—pistachio—but they feel unadventurous about ordering the same flavor. If Oscar goes ahead and orders the pistachio for himself, then it is likely that Paul will ____.​