Personal contact with outgroup members and self-regulation of one's prejudice are examples of ____ interventions for reducing prejudice.

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Personal contact with outgroup members is a behavioral intervention as it involves actively engaging in behaviors that bring people from different groups into contact with one another. Self-regulation of prejudice involves controlling one's own thoughts and behaviors, which can be seen as a psychological intervention. Cognitive interventions involve changing the way people think about members of outgroups, which is not mentioned in the options given. Therefore, the best choice is A, as personal contact with outgroup members is a behavioral intervention.

Personal Contact with Outgroup Members and Self-Regulation of One's Prejudice