Views that demonstrate prejudice in favor of or against some attribute, background, or other characteristic are best referred to:
C. <u>Biased</u>.
Explanation:
<em>Bias</em> is the inclination of one thing to one side, although more specifically one could speak of <em>cognitive bias</em>, in <u>which a particular characteristic of one option causes another or other people to lean towards that option, without assessing the benefits of the other options</u>, this is also usually known as <em>cognitive prejudice</em>, an example of this could be that some people only buy national cars, regardless of the technical characteristics of foreign cars, for some sense of patriotism, so you could take his/her thought as <u>biased</u>.
The appropriate response is a normative social influence. Normative social influence is a sort of social impact prompting congruity. It is characterized in social brain research as "the impact of other individuals that leads us to adjust keeping in mind the end goal to be loved and acknowledged by them".
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