Social psychology examines issues such as conformity,racism,and stereotyping by:
A)focusing on features that were passed on to people hereditarily.
B)accounting for people's cultural background and personal beliefs.
C)localizing regions of the brain responsible for these issues.
D)considering the effects of other people on our thoughts,feelings,and behaviors.

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Social psychology is concerned with the ways in which individuals are influenced by their social environment, including the impact of other people on their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Therefore, the most appropriate choice in this context is to consider the effects of others on these issues. Option A is incorrect, as social psychology focuses on social and environmental factors rather than genetic or hereditary factors. Option B is partially correct, as personal beliefs and cultural background can be involved, but it does not necessarily explain all aspects of these issues. Option C may be related to cognitive neuroscience, but it is not specific to social psychology.

Social Psychology Examines Issues Such as Conformity,racism,and Stereotyping By