Research Shows That Intergroup Friendships Often Result in Lower Prejudice

Multiple Choice

Research shows that intergroup friendships often result in lower prejudice. This is most likely to occur when the two friends

A) meet in a neutral location, such as a restaurant.
B) interact in situations that allow for intimate discussion.
C) spend a lot of time together, but engage in activities that do not require much self-disclosure.
D) meet at parties or sporting events where other friends are present.