When Interviewing Job Candidates, Anka's First Impression Was More Favorable

Multiple Choice

When interviewing job candidates, Anka's first impression was more favorable to Louisa, who dressed in designer clothes and attended an expensive college, over Jill, who dressed more conservatively and graduated from a local college. Anka's implicit bias toward Louisa was influenced by

A) the salience effect.
B) perception of social status.
C) the glass ceiling.
D) stereotyping.
E) gender schema.