The Results of Studies on Reverse Discrimination Conducted by Dutton

Multiple Choice

The results of studies on reverse discrimination conducted by Dutton and associates suggest that:

A) everyone is likely to exhibit reverse discrimination at one time or the other
B) reverse discrimination is one way of reducing prejudice
C) reverse discrimination may be restricted to relatively unimportant behaviours and may discourage real and long-lasting tolerance
D) reverse discrimination affects only very major decisions and as such may not benefit minority groups
E) reverse discrimination is a phenomenon that is most common only among the less educated parts of the population