Which stereotype-participant combination is likely to result in the weakest rebound effect?

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The rebound effect refers to the phenomenon where suppressed thoughts or stereotypes become more accessible after suppression efforts are ceased, often leading to an increase in stereotypical thinking or prejudiced attitudes. A low prejudice participant suppressing thoughts about a gay stereotype is likely to experience a weaker rebound effect because their baseline level of prejudice is lower, making a resurgence of suppressed thoughts less impactful compared to individuals with higher levels of prejudice or more strongly ingrained stereotypes.

Which Stereotype-Participant Combination Is Likely to Result in the Weakest