Multiple Choice
Livingston et al. (2012) compared evaluations of leaders at the intersection of race and gender, asking participants to rate leaders who were (a) Black or White, (b) female or male, and (c) dominant and assertive or communal and compassionate. The researchers found that ______.
A) White women and Black men were rated similarly regardless of their behavior, while Black women and White men were penalized for expressing dominance
B) White men and Black men were rated similarly regardless of their behavior, while Black women and White women were penalized for expressing dominance
C) White men and Black women were rated similarly regardless of their behavior, while Black men and White women were penalized for expressing dominance
D) Black women and Black men were rated similarly regardless of their behavior, while White women and White men were penalized for expressing dominance
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