Bodenhausen's study of "morning people" and "evening people" suggests that:

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Bodenhausen's study suggests that we are all more likely to stereotype when we are not at our best. This means that our ability to control stereotypes decreases when we are experiencing cognitive overload or are not fully awake and alert. It is not specific to morning people or evening people. Thus, option C is correct. Option A and B are incorrect because they attribute stereotype propensity to either morning or evening people, which is not what the study suggests. Option D is incorrect because it suggests that we are not susceptible to cognitive misers when it comes to stereotyping, which is not accurate.

Bodenhausen's Study of "Morning People" and "Evening People" Suggests That