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Using the Young-Old Implicit Attitudes test, researchers discovered that

Using the Young-Old Implicit Attitudes test, researchers discovered that

a. younger individuals were more likely to use patronizing talk toward older people.
b. younger people were faster to respond to young-pleasant and old-unpleasant trials rather than young- unpleasant and old-pleasant trials.
c. older people were faster to respond to young-unpleasant and old-pleasant trials.
d. all subjects, regardless of age, were faster to respond to young-pleasant and old-unpleasant trials rather than young-unpleasant and old-pleasant trials.

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