Some reactions toward groups or individuals are outside conscious awareness. These are called
A) inaccessible prejudices.
B) explicit prejudices.
C) controlled prejudices.
D) implicit prejudices.

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Implicit prejudices refer to unconscious or automatic biases that individuals may have towards certain groups or individuals. These biases are usually outside of conscious awareness and can influence behavior and decision-making without the individual realizing it. Inaccessible prejudices may also refer to biases outside of conscious awareness, but the term "implicit prejudices" is more commonly used in research literature. Explicit prejudices, on the other hand, refer to biases that are consciously held and can be openly expressed. Controlled prejudices refer to biases that individuals are aware of and can consciously control or suppress.

Some Reactions Toward Groups or Individuals Are Outside Conscious Awareness