Initially prejudiced heterosexuals are likely to develop more accepting attitudes toward homosexuals following the experience of

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The experience of face-to-face contact has been shown to significantly reduce prejudice and increase acceptance of minority groups such as homosexuals. This is supported by research on the contact hypothesis, which suggests that increased contact with members of a stigmatized group can break down negative stereotypes and improve intergroup relations. The other options (non-zero-sum games, mirror-image perceptions, social responsibility) do not have as much empirical support in reducing prejudice toward homosexuals.

Initially Prejudiced Heterosexuals Are Likely to Develop More Accepting Attitudes