According to Aronson, the failure of integration in the schools to reduce prejudice was caused, in part, by the
A)unequal-status contact among students.
B)minority children entering these schools were less prepared than the children already attending these schools.
C)competitive nature of the schools.
D)a combination of all of these factors.

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The failure of integration in schools to reduce prejudice was due to a combination of factors, including unequal-status contact, lack of preparedness of minority children, and the competitive nature of schools.

According to Aronson, the Failure of Integration in the Schools