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One reason why logical arguments often fail to change stereotypes is that they are emotion-based arguments. The other reason is that
a.   attitudes are organized such that schema-consistent information is given more attention.
b.   stereotypes are perpetuated so strongly in the news media.
c.   people who are prejudiced tend to also have lower I.Q.s.
d.   stereotypes are usually ingrained since birth.

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