A prejudiced person is likely to have:
A)positive attitudes towards members of an in-group and positive attitudes toward members of an out- group.
B)positive attitudes towards members of an in-group and negative attitudes toward members of an out- group.
C)negative attitudes towards members of an in-group and positive attitudes toward members of an out- group.
D)negative attitudes towards members of an in-group and negative attitudes toward members of an out- group.

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Prejudice involves a negative attitude or belief about someone based solely on their membership in a particular group. Therefore, a prejudiced person is likely to have positive attitudes toward members of their in-group (the group they belong to) and negative attitudes toward members of an out-group (a group they do not belong to). Option B accurately reflects this pattern.

A Prejudiced Person Is Likely to Have