Although psychologists usually refer to stereotypes only in a sense, it is possible for a person to have a stereotype about a particular group.

- negative

- positive

Explanation:

In social psychology, positive stereotypes are those that refer to a complimentary view about a specific social group.

For example, the belief that Asians have better math abilities and African Americans have better athletic abilities.

Because they portray a positive image of a group, positive stereotypes may seem like a kind of compliment, but they can still have a negative effect.

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answer; (d) none of the above;