Multiple Choice
How is prejudice different from discrimination?
A) Prejudices can only be negative; discrimination can be either negative or positive.
B) Prejudice only occurs within minority groups, but discrimination can happen anywhere.
C) Prejudice requires the negatively affected group to be a minority group while discrimination does not.
D) Prejudice is an attitude; discrimination is an action.
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