Social Psychologist John Bargh Has Stated That "We Have Yet

Multiple Choice

Social psychologist John Bargh has stated that "we have yet to find something the mind regards with complete impartiality, without at least a mild judgment of liking or disliking." He was referring to ____.

A) the fact that people tend to automatically categorize others as "ingroup" members or "outgroup" members
B) the mere exposure effect
C) the fact that people make unconscious, immediate evaluations of virtually everything they encounter
D) belief perseverance