____ is a general tendency to perceive one's in-group as adominant or superior to out-groups; generally entrails an attitudethat intergroup relations are not equal.

Select one:

a. Social Identity Theory

b. Hierarchical Inhibition

c. Similarity-attraction Hypothesis

d. Social Dominance Orientation

____ is holding prejudices or discriminating against peoplegroups because of their age.

Select one:

a. Anti-fat Attitudes

b. Racism

c. Ageism

d. Social Dominance Orientation

____ is the belief that when confronted with a threat to theirsocial identity, people maintain a positive social identity byviewing the in-group in a more favorable light than they view theout-groups, which results in prejudice..

Select one:

a. Social Identity Theory

b. Just-world Hypothesis

c. Social Dominance Orientation

d. Similarity-attraction Hypothesis

____ is an approach to religiosity that is characterized by atendency to view religious issues as a complex and to resistclear-cut answers to the difficult questions raised.

Select one:

a. Extrinsic Religiosity

b. Religious Fundamentalism

c. Orthodoxy

d. Quest Orientation

____ is an approach to the Scriptures that involvesacknowledging how other sources can help us in our understanding ofScripture and the nature of reality.

Select one:

a. Implicit Association

b. Quest Orientation

c. Intertextual Approach

d. Intratextual Approach