Children who experience overt discrimination are
A) more likely to continue to display feelings of distress and anxiety later in life
B) less likely to continue to display feelings of distress and anxiety later in life
C) more likely to engage in an interracial or interfaith relationship later in life
D) less likely to engage in an interracial or interfaith relationship later in life

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Experiencing overt discrimination can have a lasting impact on a child, leading to negative psychological outcomes such as ongoing feelings of distress and anxiety later in life.

Children Who Experience Overt Discrimination Are