How does the interest theory explain discrimination?
A) People discriminate in order to protect their own power and privilege.
B) Dominant groups exploit subordinate groups to control resources.
C) Institutional policies and practices have negative effects on subordinate groups.
D) Racial profiling keeps immigrants from being able to advance in their careers.

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The interest theory explains discrimination as a means for individuals or groups to protect their own power and privilege, aligning with choice A.

How Does the Interest Theory Explain Discrimination