Research has shown that suppressing stereotypes against out-group members causes:
A)A gradual reduction in the strength of stereotypes.
B)A temporary reduction in cognitive capacity and a feeling of discomfort.
C)A transition in the nature of the suppressed stereotypes,such that they become implicit.
D)An increase in people's sensitivity to aggressive and violent behavior.

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Research has found that suppressing stereotypes against out-group members leads to a temporary reduction in cognitive capacity and a feeling of discomfort. This is known as stereotype suppression paradox, where the attempt to avoid using stereotypes requires cognitive resources, leading to a decrease in performance on other tasks. However, this effect is only temporary, and with practice, individuals can become better at suppressing stereotypes.

Research Has Shown That Suppressing Stereotypes Against Out-Group Members Causes