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3 years ago
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Research supports the theory that a shift from ____ to ____ can reduce stereotyping and prejudice

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Bogdan [553]3 years ago
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<span>Research supports the theory that a shift from automatic processing to controlled processing can reduce stereotyping and prejudice. Automatic thoughts are the thoughts that come into our conscious involuntarily. Controlled processing makes us pay more attention and put effort into our thoughts.</span>
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