The Fact That Stereotyping Primarily Occurs in the Amygdala Suggests

The fact that stereotyping primarily occurs in the amygdala suggests that:

A) stereotypes tend to be logically thought out in the brain.
B) we are fully aware of when we stereotype other people.
C) stereotypes are formed through more of a cognitive process than an emotional one.
D) we tend to implicitly feel stereotypes rather than explicitly think them.