Deep Seated Ethnic Prejudices and Animosities Toward Out-Groups Generally Emerge

Deep seated ethnic prejudices and animosities toward out-groups generally emerge

A) during the preschool period as children come to identify and prefer others of their own kind
B) during the elementary-school years as ethnic out-groups come to be perceived as loathful
C) during preadolescence as youth are expected and attend more to the prejudicial attributes of adults
D) during young adulthood when competition for jobs and other economic opportunities increase dramatically