Although Americans' approval of interracial marriage has soared over the past half-century,many still admit that they would feel uncomfortable with someone of another race in socially intimate settings.This admission best illustrates
A) the other-race effect.
B) implicit racial prejudice.
C) ingroup bias.
D) stereotyping.

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The admission of feeling uncomfortable with someone of another race in socially intimate settings despite higher approval rates of interracial marriage suggests implicit racial prejudice. This prejudice is not overt or conscious, but it still influences behavior and attitudes towards individuals of different races.

Although Americans' Approval of Interracial Marriage Has Soared Over the Past