The answer is: Contextual discrimination
Contextual discrimination is often used to make the perception that discrimination does not exist in the broader range, but it still is if we pay attention to specific details.
For example, compared to the majorities, criminals that came from minority background are much more likely to receive death penalty. Even though technically the treatment that they receive in jail is typically similar.
Children reinforce and punish each other for gender behaviors.
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False. <span>Individuals who are also emotionally unresponsive to stress or threatening situations are greatly affected by anxiety when faced with negative consequence. Those who are emotionally unresponsive to stress or threading situations are normally not affected by anxiety or stress. The negative consequences do not bother them as the emotions are not attached to the situation. </span>
Disagreed on Andrew Jacksons position on nullification.
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