Research using event-related potentials to study stereotype activation shows that
A) there are no meaningful individual differences in automatic stereotype activation.
B) stereotype activation is located in the cerebellum.
C) high prejudiced people show greater stereotype activation when they are angry.
D) individuals who personally value being unprejudiced show lower levels of stereo- type activation.

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Research using event-related potentials has shown that individuals who personally value being unprejudiced tend to show lower levels of stereotype activation. This suggests that individual differences do exist in automatic stereotype activation, and that certain personal values and beliefs may play a role in moderating the activation of stereotypes.

Research Using Event-Related Potentials to Study Stereotype Activation Shows That