Which of the Following Best Describes the Time Course of Affective

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the time course of affective reactions to interracial encounters?

A) The process is slow; conscious processes like motivation to control prejudice lead to increased processing time
B) The process is slow; because interracial targets are not immediately seen as self-relevant, they are processed less immediately
C) The process is fast; reactions to cross-race others involve strong emotions, which are processed quickly
D) The process is fast; cross-race targets tend to be quickly stereotyped, and therefore seen as less complex, leading to faster processing times