Early prejudicial attitudes that preschoolers display generally reflect

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Preschoolers' early attitudes are primarily based on external characteristics such as skin color, ethnicity, and physical appearance, which they use to classify people. Additionally, they display a tendency to favor their own group, which can contribute to the development of prejudicial attitudes. However, there is no evidence suggesting that parents are the sole transmission agents of such attitudes. Therefore, a combination of the children's egocentric classification tendency and group favoritism can best explain their early prejudicial attitudes.

Early Prejudicial Attitudes That Preschoolers Display Generally Reflect