In Their Study of Interracial Aggression, Rogers and Prentice-Dunn Predicted

Multiple Choice

In their study of interracial aggression, Rogers and Prentice-Dunn predicted that if the white subjects in their experiment were not angered, they would:

A) experience deindividuation.
B) attack black victims more severely than white victims.
C) attack white victims more severely than black victims.
D) quickly make friends with all of the victims, regardless of race.