According to the "Psychology of Inevitability," If an Individual Anticipates

According to the "psychology of inevitability," if an individual anticipates close contact with a group against which he or she is prejudiced:

A) that individual will change his or her prejudiced attitude so that it becomes more favorable toward the group
B) it will tend to increase that individual's prejudice toward the group
C) there will be no change in the individual's attitude because he or she is being forced into the situation
D) that individual will pretend to be less prejudiced toward the group, but the real prejudice will not change