Listeners who assume that particular accents are invariably proof of specific abilities and traits are exhibiting
A) status.
B) stereotypes.
C) affiliation.
D) divergence.

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Stereotypes are generalized beliefs or perceptions about groups of people, including assumptions about abilities and traits based on characteristics such as accents. Assuming that particular accents are proof of specific abilities and traits is an example of stereotyping.

Listeners Who Assume That Particular Accents Are Invariably Proof of Specific