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Directiоns: Click оn the аnswer tо the question аbout supporting detаils that follows the textbook passage. (1)Stereotyping consists of assigning traits to people solely on the basis of a category. (2)Some researchers suggest that stereotyping has four clear phases. (3)First, a person distinguishes a particular category of people—for example, economists. (4)Second, the person notes that one or more of the people in this category have certain traits—for example, dullness. (5)Third, the person generalizes that everyone in this category has these characteristics—for example, that all economists are dull. (6)Finally, when meeting someone the person is not acquainted with but knows to be, for example, an economist, the person stereotypes this individual as dull. Sentence 2 provides
Directiоns: Click оn the аnswer tо the question аbout supporting detаils that follows the textbook passage. (1)Burn injuries are classified in three categories, according to their severity. (2)First-degree burns are burns that leave a painful red mark but do not break the skin, and thus they do not often become infected. (3)Burns that are classified as second-degree burn through the skin, which develops blisters. (4)Second-degree burns are often extremely painful, and, since the skin has been broken, they may become infected. (5)In a third-degree burn, both the outer and lower layers of skin are burned. (6)There may be little pain because nerve endings have been destroyed. (7)Because so much of the skin’s protection has been lost, the possibility of serious, even fatal infection is great with a third-degree burn. The major supporting details of this paragraph are