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Read the scenario below and answer the question that follows. Conrad and Terry have a prejudice against and hate for each other. A third party, Janice, arranges to have Conrad and Terry

participate in a competitive obstacle course in order to bring them into contact.

What is the most likely effect of the contact between Conrad and Terry?

A Conrad and Terry are likely to experience increased feelings of prejudice.

B. Conrad and Terry are likely to experience decreased feelings of prejudice.

C. Conrad is more likely than Terry to experience decreased feelings of prejudice.

D. Terry is more likely to reach out to Conrad in order to resolve their differences

Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A

B

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