Discriminatory behavior prompted by the knowledge that prejudice exists on a society wide level is called:
A) attitudinal discrimination
B) institutional discrimination
C) cultural discrimination
D) personal discrimination

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Institutional discrimination refers to discriminatory behavior that is part of the normal operations of organizations and institutions in society, such as schools, banks, and government agencies. It is prompted by systemic inequalities and biases that exist in society as a whole, rather than individual prejudice alone. Attitudinal discrimination, cultural discrimination, and personal discrimination all refer to discriminatory behavior that is driven primarily by individual prejudice and biases.

Discriminatory Behavior Prompted by the Knowledge That Prejudice Exists on a Society