The Study by Henderson-King and Nisbett (1996) in Which Either

Multiple Choice

The study by Henderson-King and Nisbett (1996) in which either a Black or White confederate behaved rudely toward the experimenter showed that:

A) It takes more than one negative act by a single group member to activate stereotypes about an entire group.
B) One single act by a single group member can activate negative stereotypes about an entire group.
C) After watching a Black confederate behave rudely, participants later took longer to interview a Black job applicant.
D) The race of the confederate did not influence the amount of time spent interviewing the Black job applicant.