Social Psychologist Gordon Allport Referred to Stereotyping as "The Law

Social psychologist Gordon Allport referred to stereotyping as "the law of least effort." By this he meant that

A) stereotyping is a way to simplify a complex world.
B) people are cognitively lazy.
C) negative stereotypes are motivated, but positive stereotypes are not.
D) it takes a tremendous amount of effort to abandon our stereotypes.
E) lazy people tend to hold the most stereotypes.