What would a sociologist call the belief that members of one racial group are genetically predisposed to be more intelligent than members of another racial group?
A) discrimination
B) prejudice
C) racial passing
D) pluralism

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The belief that members of one racial group are genetically predisposed to be more intelligent than members of another racial group is an example of prejudice, which is a preconceived opinion or attitude towards a particular group.

What Would a Sociologist Call the Belief That Members of One