During World War II, Japan was an "enemy" of the United States, and some people in this country referred to everyone in Japan (or originating from that country) as "Japs." This is an example of __________.

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Referring to all people from Japan as "Japs" is a clear example of prejudice, which involves forming negative opinions or attitudes based on preconceived notions about a particular group of people. Discrimination, profiling, and stereotyping may also be relevant in this situation, but the use of the term "Japs" specifically demonstrates prejudice.

During World War II, Japan Was an "Enemy" of the United