Research Shows That Two Factors Must Be Present to Inhibit

Multiple Choice

Research shows that two factors must be present to inhibit an activated stereotype. Those factors are

A) having the motivation to inhibit the stereotype and the ability to do so.
B) holding social adjustment goals and having the motivation to follow through with them.
C) having the motivation to suppress stereotypes and being able to successfully do so.
D) holding self-enhancement goals and being rewarded for doing so.