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

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

35. The fire alarm goes off. Nina doesn't react because she's uncertain about what's going on. She looks to other people and sees that they are not reacting so she assumes the alarm must be a drill. Nina's thought best illustrates the explanation of the unresponsive-bystander effect A) informational influence B) normative influence C) evaluation anxiety D) diffusion of responsibility E) social loafing