Penner and colleagues (2010) studied the effects of aversive racism on Black patients and found that
A) aversive racism seems to be diminishing in the medical context.
B) Black patients felt that Black physicians tried to treat them as "patients" instead of "Black patients."
C) Black physicians and non-Black physicians were receiving training on aversive racism.
D) Black patients consistently had less positive reactions to non-Black physicians than to Black physicians.

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Penner and colleagues (2010) found that Black patients had less positive reactions to non-Black physicians compared to Black physicians, indicating the impact of aversive racism in the medical context.

Penner and Colleagues (2010) Studied the Effects of Aversive Racism