Many Findings Suggest That Intergroup Contact Improves Attitudes Among the People

Multiple Choice

Many findings suggest that intergroup contact improves attitudes among the people actually involved, but it does not generalise to the groups from which they were drawn. This is likely to follow from the fact that:

A) participants are affected by the acquiescent response bias
B) most intergroup contact is actually interpersonal contact
C) questionnaire measures are mostly used in this research
D) an insufficient number of cross-cultural studies have been carried out