Discrimination differs from prejudice in that it is:
A)unjustified.
B)a behavior.
C)an attitude.
D)negative.

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Discrimination refers to negative behavior towards a particular group or individual based on their perceived characteristics such as race, gender or religion. Prejudice, on the other hand, refers to negative attitudes or beliefs towards a particular group or individual, without necessarily resulting in discriminatory behavior. Discrimination is a behavior, whereas prejudice is an attitude.

Discrimination Differs from Prejudice in That It Is