Compared to people without chronic egalitarian goals, those with chronic egalitarian goals
A) are more motivated by external pressures to avoid stereotyping.
B) are faster at categorization.
C) exhibit less stereotype activation.
D) exhibit stronger stereotype activation.

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Chronic egalitarian goals are goals that prioritize equality among different social groups. Research suggests that individuals with chronic egalitarian goals exhibit less stereotype activation compared to those without such goals. This means they are less likely to automatically categorize people based on their social group and more likely to see individuals as unique individuals.

Compared to People Without Chronic Egalitarian Goals, Those with Chronic