Stereotypes are either implicit or explicit and is mainly the generalization of assumptions about a particular group. A study done by <em>Word, Zanna and Cooper (1974) </em>revealed that negative stereotypes could be affirmed through interactions that provided the false confirmations of these beliefs with <em><u>self- fulfilling prophecy.</u></em>
Question: considering Zalman's initial attitudes, research by Word and his colleagues (1974) would suggest which outcome?
Answer: The applicant would not get the job.
Not all land was suitable for the growth of cotton.
While the south was generally good for growing cotton, it couldn't be grown everywhere. The right soil and water conditions were needed to grow cotton and preferably would be grown on a large, flat piece of land as well. Unlike cotton, rice grows best in wet soil and tobacco grew well in the climates of Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
Attachment is a bond or closeness.
Imprinting is a natural process, like between a parent and child.
Answer:
It would prevent the concentration of power.
