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Roscoe heard that some Lithuanian families had moved into his neighborhood. "That's it!" he griped. "Property values are going to fall, crime is going to increase, and the whole neighborhood is going to go straight to heck. Everybody knows Lithuanians are nothing but trouble. Why, I heard that they were the cause of that fire in the park last week!" Which theory of prejudice is Roscoe demonstrating?

▸ Stereotype threat

▸ Realistic conflict theory

▸ Just-world theory

▸ Scapegoat theory

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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