The usually negative affect (feelings)that people have about particular social groups is known as ________.

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Prejudice refers to negative feelings or attitudes towards a particular social group, often based on stereotypes or preconceived notions. Stereotypes are generalizations made about a particular group, which may or may not be accurate. Discrimination refers to actions or behaviors that treat people unfairly based on their group membership. Minimal groups refer to groups based on arbitrary or minimal criteria, such as assigning people to a group based on the flip of a coin or the color of their shirt. Incidental feelings are temporary and specific emotions that are not necessarily related to social group membership.

The Usually Negative Affect (Feelings)that People Have About Particular Social