The Contact Hypothesis States That

The contact hypothesis states that:

A) our tendency to stereotype people increases with our frequency of contact with them.
B) we are more likely to make an internal attribution of someone's behavior when we have more contact with that person.
C) social identity theory only applies to people who have personal contact with the groups to whom they identify.
D) we are less likely to stereotype someone as we have more interaction with him/her.
E) self-fulfilling prophecy occurs only when the target individual does not personally meet the person making the prophecy.