The death penalty does not fit the psychological definition of aggression 27. The forces that keep prejudice in place are not necessarily the same as those that created it. To reduce prejudice, we sometimes need to do more than eliminate its original causes. All of the above. Personality approaches can't address historical changes in prejudice.
Personality approaches ignore situational factors influencing prejudice.
All of the above 29. A study in the 50's of a West Virginia mining community found that while White miners exhibited prejudice outside of the mines, they apparently liked and associated with Black miners when at work in the mines. The lack of racism among miners 30. The Whatzits and the Whozits were two groups of people who lived peacefully with each other. When a famine hit the Whatzits and the Whozits, there wasn't enough food to go around, and soon each group disliked the other.