Box 7.1: The Binocular Resolution Classical Experiments of Racial Categorization in South Africa: Prestige of Groups, Identification, and Exclusion. The experiment demonstrates that when people classify others into social categories:
A) Their self-identification with a specific category affects their classification of others
B) The social contexts affect the classification process
C) The group's prestige and hierarchy affect the classification process
D) All of the above

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All of the above options are correct. The experiment demonstrates that people's self-identification, social contexts, and the prestige and hierarchy of groups all play a role in the classification process.

Box 71: the Binocular Resolution Classical Experiments of Racial Categorization in in South