Barry is very vocal about his opinion regarding "a woman's place" and her role in society. At every social gathering, he manages to embarrass his wife and children with his ranting on this issue. Barry's blatant negative attitude toward women would be described as __________ prejudice.
A)explicit
B)implicit
C)symbolic
D)superordinate

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Barry's behavior is an example of explicit prejudice because he openly expresses his negative beliefs and attitudes about women's roles in society.

Barry Is Very Vocal About His Opinion Regarding "A Woman's