PSY 402 Chapter 9: Chapter 9 - Social Cognition

I would appreciate if anyone can help with the following Social Psychology question please

According to research, taking the perspective of an individual from a typically stereotyped group reduces your likelihood of remembering stereotype-consistent information about them?

Pat asks herself, “Did my officemate get the promotion instead of me because I am overweight or because I am really less qualified?” This type of thinking is an example of ________ 

Select one:

a. Self-fulfilling prophecy

b. Imagined discrimination

c. Stereotype threat

d. Fundamental attribution error

e. Attributional ambiguity 

The ________ perspective emphasizes that stereotypes can be useful categories that allow us to process information efficiently.

Select one:

a. cognitive

b. motivational

c. sociocultural

d. economic

e. emotional